Longing for Amelia—The Historical and Mythological Landscape | Turchin Center for the Arts at Appalachian State University

Matthew exhibited his Longing for Amelia project at the Turchin Center for the Arts. It included over 50 pieces and is the most complete installation of the project.

An art gallery with photographs on the wall, sculptures on pedestals, and a black wall with printed text. The gallery has a wooden floor and a black ceiling with spotlights.
An art gallery displaying framed photographs of beaches and forests, with some colorful geometric sculptures in the foreground.
Art gallery with landscape photographs on dark and light gray walls, wooden and white display furniture, and colorful geometric sculpture.
A museum display features a modern art installation of transparent colored rectangles stacked and arranged in a geometric pattern. In the background, there are framed photographs and artwork of natural landscapes and a forest scene on a dark wall.
Art gallery with framed photographs of nature scenes on the walls, a metallic geometric hanging sculpture, and several display stands including a small wooden one and a colorful transparent one.
Art gallery interior with framed landscape photographs on dark wall, wooden and white display pedestals, and modern geometric sculpture hanging from ceiling.
Art installation in a modern gallery with gray wall, white boxes with black abstract shapes on the left, multicolored holes on the curved white wall, large window with blue tint, glass display case on the floor, and hanging chandelier.