Archive of Attention features a series of works that transition from found objects to observational studies to oil paintings and rest as dimensional installations. This demonstration of “observation pace” brings light to the precious details within ecological systems and the artistic relationships between landscape and architecture. The resulting works function as perceptual landscapes that invite slow looking - questioning orientation within fragmented spaces.

Koch holds a BA in Psychology & Visual Studies from Harvard University and now an MFA in Art Practice from the School of Visual Arts. (845) 431-8610