This series explores the evolving landscapes of Ottawa’s former landfill sites—places once defined by waste and neglect, now reborn in a surprising diversity of forms. From fields of wildflowers to quiet cemeteries and city streets, these spaces embody the resilience of both nature and human intervention. By layering the landscapes over an image of discarded, corrugated metal, the underlying element—literally salvaged garbage—acts as a raw, tactile foundation, physically manifesting the buried history of industrial waste beneath the surface of these recovered environments.
