Jean Shin, Celadon Landscape
"Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is one of the rare places in New York where time is no longer abstract, but felt as something tangible. Established in 1838, the cemetery holds layers of history shaped by countless lives and deaths, yet a quiet vitality persists throughout the landscape. Winding paths across rolling hills, mature trees, and the shifting qualities of light and air across the seasons transform the site from a burial ground into an expansive, living environment. While monuments and headstones anchor remembrance in material form, the surrounding natural presence reframes death not as an end, but as part of an ongoing cycle..."
