Volcanoes I Have Known

Somewhere, someday

Nishinoshima was formed on November 21, 2013, less than three months after arriving on the island. Facts of matter: oceanic islands emerge from the sea after intense underwater volcanic eruptions; continental islands remind us that the sea is on top of the earth. One thousand kilometers south of Tokyo, a new island appears—first doubling, and then tripling, its original landmass.

An empirical approach gives way to atmospheric, inscrutable results.

Grid of nine risograph prints, 33" x 51"
Somewhere, someday

Nishinoshima was formed on November 21, 2013, less than three months after arriving on the island. Facts of matter: oceanic islands emerge from the sea after intense underwater volcanic eruptions; continental islands remind us that the sea is on top of the earth. One thousand kilometers south of Tokyo, a new island appears—first doubling, and then tripling, its original landmass.

An empirical approach gives way to atmospheric, inscrutable results.
Untitled (052314) Gum Bichromate print
Untitled (040807) Gum Bichromate print