Since 2015, the Berlin-based artist has been bringing his installations to the most seemingly remote places to capture the beauty and complexity of landscapes such as moors, ice fields, forests and wastelands in temporarily constructed white cubes. His sculptural act, which focuses on the creative power of nature, repeatedly involves a shift in parameters and a surrealistic moment: what was once outside is now inside. What appeared natural and real is now artificial and contrived as a result of artistic intervention - framed by white walls and illuminated by neon light. Anyone entering Knecht's Isolation steps through a carefully composed enclosure of reality, which is also captured photographically. However, in contrast to the photograph, Knecht's installations are not frozen moments. His installations are alive and visitors are invited to indulge in this contemplative experience of nature: a state of time and space in which you can hear trees and rocks breathing and immerse yourself in a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things.