Each image placed together forms a new horizon, an anonymous mountain range that stretches from the very north to the southern tip of the world, existing in the present day as well as unimaginably long ago.
While each rising bluff sits monumental, there remains a quiet placelessness to all.
These scenes, while complete portraits of the land, act also as visual synecdoche for ecological strife, and for the stultifying nothingness that threatens to come after climate collapse.