Los Angeles–based artist Pae White explores issues of site and context while blurring any remaining distinctions between art and design. Developed during a FOR-SITE residency, White’s installation at New Langton Arts in San Francisco proposes new paradigms for art and landscape. Using noninvasive data collection and mapping techniques, three-dimensional scans were taken of an massive, 800-year-old oak tree, a wild raspberry bush, and a manzanita grove. White used these topographical scans as source material for a series of colorful, morphing animations. Adding to the installation, White incorporates ceramics drawn from the extensive collection of Joe Meade of Nevada City, CA. Displayed en masse, these earthenware objects further complicate the relationship between nature and culture.