About ghosts lurking in unforgettable landscapes.
Conveniently projecting our own thoughts onto the afterimage of a landscape makes it difficult to forget.
This is a fantasy that beautifully remembered shapes are more likely to survive longer without being destroyed by human hands than unmemorable shapes, and this fantasy suggests that at a microscopic level, natural landscapes made up of various life forms may be calculated to present humans with scenes that they will never forget.
When someone looks into the abyss, the abyss looks back, and when think of a landscape, landscape thinks back the someone.