A pile of scratched stones in a field tells a story of plowing, but also of the glaciers that originally deposited the stones in fields of clay. These cairns dot the edges of farm fields, clearance cairns, moved by glaciers and removed by farmers. For the lucky farmer, a stone tool might pop up here and there.

DATE: 2018

MATERIALS: stones removed from corn field, pecked hammer stone, crate 13”x13”x16”

SCALE: object

DIMENSIONS: 13”x13”x16”

SITE: glaciated farm field, Huron County, Ohio

STATUS: complete

An Attempt To Understand a Glacier Without Ever Having Seen One (archive record), Center for Art + Environment, Nevada Museum of Art.

Sowing Seeds of Discontent (2018, solo exhibition), Fawick Gallery, Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, Ohio.