KEVIN DUCOING

'They Came in Peace' can be spoken as plain fact, a question, or as a wry commentary of our interaction with the land on which we live.

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Imagining our most obvious legacy -our homes, our neighborhoods, our towns and villages, and our ongoing engineering of the land- as experienced from the landscape's point of view, what if the land itself could tell the tale of us, the people. Are we just part of the overall surrounding landscape; just another animal making its way? Are we an invasion...or a threat? 

In this collection, our presence in the world can be imagined as a flying house moving through the landscape, as from a ghost story, or a science fiction movie.

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