Flesh and Ghost
This series of diptychs continues the process of etching text onto photographs as began in The Land Describes itself. The text in this series comes from the poems The Island Weights and Flesh and Ghost. Larger in scale than The Breathings, these portray landscapes and people from various locations, continuing the ways movement and wandering can be seen as directions of inscription and prayer, drawing from the Ho-Chunk story of the Twins–Flesh and Ghost.
These photographs were taken on analog medium format and 35mm cameras and a rotary tool was used to etch and scrape text along the borders of the inkjet prints.