Stone On Stone
Chicago,2023In this work, I use photography to print images of stones onto the stones themselves. This seemingly absurd act reflects humanity's impulse to intervene in nature and assert our existence. Photography serves human meaning, while nature's value lies in its mere being. Do we need to document a stone when it stands before us? By printing long-lasting images on enduring stones, this act mirrors humanity's futile race against nature. Over decades or centuries, the stones may remain, but the images will fade, proving our inability to conquer nature's power.