Concrete Walls in National Parks, Boney Horsebacks and Pissed Shorts.
 

Rooted in the contradictions of the American West, this work examines a landscape mythologized as boundless and untamed yet mediated through concrete, carparks, and visitor centers. Here, myth collides with infrastructure, and the dream of open land and heroism meets the reality of regulated access, controlled experience, and bodily failure. A mustang seen from the window of a car. A planted tree against a concrete wall. Urinated shorts.