A crack in the sidewalk, a new record high temperature, a memory of this same corner in winter, a glance at the map: as the mind flitters between these places, scales, and thoughts, what is the experience of being in landscape? This series, Between Two Mirrors, is centered on this question.

The installations begin with impressions of the ground; removed from their context they shed their scale and flip, multiply, obscure and deform in the mirrors, glass, and stone. The installation renders the landscape as a swirl of particulate matter: a metamorphosis of bits of images, terrain, and experiences that accumulate, however briefly, into a groundless place.