Richard T. Walker (UK, 1977) makes videos, photographs, text works and performances that reveal a frustrated, obsessive relationship with landscape and explore the complexity of human relations. His videos and photographs show the artist alone in the centre of dramatic landscapes, occupying a position reminiscent of a classic romantic figure contemplating the infinite, awe-inspiring mysteries of an impersonal natural world. As Walker’s narratives unfold, accompanied by his own musical compositions, viewers find themselves becoming beguiled by the artist’s gentle wit and drawn into his intimate relationship with the world around him, that seems to consist of objects rather than subjects.