Mountain Worlds - Patagonia

Patagonia's mountains are encountered through the ground that brings us toward them. Near presences give distance a measure, while changing conditions continually alter what seems enduring. These collections consider the region through relationships between intimacy and immensity, persistence and transformation. The monumental remains important, but it is not sufficient on its own: the character of the landscape also emerges from what holds attention beneath, beside, and sometimes away from its celebrated summits.

Fitz Roy - Forests Beneath the Massif
Fitz Roy - Waters Beneath the Massif
Cerro Torre - Glacial Silence
Torres del Paine - Still Waters of Paine
Fitz Roy - Toward the Massif
Fitz Roy - Flowing Through the Rocks
Fitz Roy - Summit Reflections
Fitz Roy - Standing Remains
Fitz Roy - Obstructed Ground
Fitz Roy - Arboreal Figures
Fitz Roy - Autumn Embers
Fitz Roy - Through the Forest
Fitz Roy - Cloud Nocturnes
Cerro Torre - Embers Beneath the Spires
Cerro Torre - Meltwater Silence
Torres del Paine - The Paine Territory
Torres del Paine - Between Night and Day
Torres del Paine - Sea of Mist
Torres del Paine - A Quiet Shore
Torres del Paine - Drowned Valley
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