Landscape Painting (Mexico) (2015) shows painted segments of land in two different locations: a cacti- covered rockscape in the Mexican desert, and a jungle scene in Chiapas. Both interventions are documented with a thirty-minute video respectively. In each location, von Bismarck set up a team of locals, who helped him to cover the selected parcel in white acrylic and subsequently overpaint it in colours true to the landscape’s original shades – as a faithful recollection of how they remembered their land. In the jungle, local farmers painted various green tones onto the previously white-covered environment, leaf by leaf, as recalled by memory. Similarly, in the desert, local agricultural workers repainted the rocky landscape, resulting in an accurate representation of the scenery’s original state.