A series of colour photographs capture the process of documenting a hike by means of sketching and mapping. Then the map was buried at a point of no further exploration, to return only with the photographs of this process. This is an exercise in the role of documentation and the interpretation of an experience. 

This ongoing body of work interprets a walk, a hike, or even a trailway from the experience of that particular hike. Materials collected on the hike are assembled to distill a three-dimensional map from the landscape from where the materials came. These works are a scale representation of their namesake hikes. Of interest is the ability of a line to define a landscape, by revealing the features of the topography through our feet.

Juniper, cedar and wire

Cedar, cement, iron rod