Captured during a 2024 road trip, the series Tapestry of America: Weaving the Layers of Nature and Society explores the intricate relationship between America’s natural landscapes and its evolving cultural, political, and social layers. From iconic sites like Monument Valley and the bristlecone pines to small towns and ghost towns, the work reflects both resilience and fragility in the face of time and change. It underscores how nature and society, like earth’s layers, are shaped by history and ideologies, offering a vision of a more cohesive and resilient future.
