The Six Significant Landscapes modeled in this exhibition are deemed significant not because of their historical provenance but because of their structural importance to the surface of California. Works in the exhibition are at once sculptures, scale models, geologic diagrams, and proposals; each depicts an active fault line, a place of displaced terrain due to tectonic movement. Works in this exhibition rely on modern science to determine their forms and modern tools to generate them, yet allude to something ancient and sublime: humans amidst the immensity of the landscape.