Borderscapes, as defined by Rajaram & Grundy War (2007), are spaces that are perceived, represented, and lived-in as “a way of thinking through, about, and of alternatives to dominant landscapes of power. They constituted political negotiations, claims, and counterclaims. They are a zone of variated and differentiated encounters.”

Borderscapes series attempts to draw comparisons between an interpretative vision of a place and its "realistic" representation.

It seems as if you are looking at some distant past and at a representation of a war that may have happened. Yet, there is also a sci-fi quality that leaves the feeling you are looking through a portal and catching a glimpse of a possible future.