Between Earth and Experience begins with the space between landscape, perception and memory. 

A familiar landscape can evoke things that are not immediately visible: distance, stillness, belonging, absence, or the sense that time has passed. I allow the image to develop slowly, letting observation and memory gradually overlap.

These works are not records of specific places. Rather, they seek to hold a particular way of seeing, in which observation, memory and emotion coexist within the same image.