In this series, I am interested in borders that seem distinct but become indefinable when one looks closely.  As an example of this I have created images of sky and ground, the basic elements in a landscape, as a reference to what we think of as separate but is actually a dynamic breathing whole. 

     Likewise, the printing process itself is one of separate entities interacting and merging into an image. I created these prints by dragging a copper plate behind me as I hiked. I fully inked the scratched surface, and pressed the first color into the paper. Then I partially re-inked the plate and ran it through the press upside down, creating the illusion of a horizon line even though the sky color actually runs from the top to the bottom.

     For me, this is a reminder that I too am intimately and profoundly interconnected with the environment.