Toronto is often described as “a city within a park,” shaped by a vast network of ravines. Over time, urban development, ravines, and the urban forest have learned to coexist, forming a layered tapestry of settings and landscapes, as seen in places like St. James Cemetery. In Arman's work, He explores these overlapping environments in two ways: by creating collages of layered landscapes that capture the intersections of natural and urban elements, or through sketches that connect various landscapes via networks representing the ravines.
