Fractured Landscapes: Memory, Color, and Sound is a curated recital that explores the dynamic interplay between sound and visual space through emotional terrain, digital distortion, and expressive color. Inspired by the upcoming exhibitions of visual artists Shara Hughes and Anastasia Samoylova (opening November 2025 – February 2026), this program reimagines how musical form can reflect painterly abstraction, layered memory, and architectural disorientation. Through solo violin, electronics, and violin–piano duos, the recital journeys from inward reflection to cinematic surrealism, collapsing classical and contemporary sound worlds into a sonic response to visual collage, vibrant brushwork, and surreal urban landscapes. Each piece will be introduced by violinist Ilana Zaks with visual references to the artists’ work, creating a cross-disciplinary dialogue between music and visual art.