Unnamed Landscapes is a visual expression of environmental degradation through the act of mark-making. The drawing features two trees, not as literal depictions but as gestural forms born from repetitive, intuitive strokes. Each mark accumulates to reveal the presence of life once rooted in harmony with its surroundings. The absence of a defined setting emphasizes the loss of identity in natural spaces affected by ecological imbalance. Through abstraction, the work invites viewers to reflect on the disappearing landscapes and the silent erosion of nature’s essence, urging a deeper awareness of the impact of human intervention on the environment.