In Armored Landscapes, the clustered sculptures first appear both inviting and distant. Once drawn in, a passerby can see how the pieces protect and reflect the space and the viewer, creating a particular moment with each gaze. These liminal, mountainous sculptures appear to be part of two worlds, the natural and the human-made, again illustrating the way they interact with their environment. Schimert asks us to question the space and the role of the art-viewer as well as the environment we create, and have created, around us.