The Field Archive
Places leave traces too.
Architecture.
Weather.
Light.
Objects.
Season.
Daily use.
Most disappear unnoticed as conditions change.
The Field Archive preserves these conditions across places and over time.
Each medium records a different aspect of place.
Together, they preserve enough context for relationships to become recognizable through return and duration.
The archive continues to grow as new places are encountered and familiar places are revisited.
The Rigley Field
The Rigley Field is preserved as it changes over time.
Architecture.
Weather.
Light.
Occupation.
Daily use.
The site is not simply a backdrop. It is part of the continuing practice.
The Human Archive preserves traces across a life.
The Field Archive preserves traces across places.
At The Rigley Field, both remain in continuous observation.
Photography
Photography preserves place as it is encountered.
Landscapes.
Architecture.
Interiors.
Objects.
Light.
Each photograph functions as a perceptual anchor.
Returned to over time, relationships within and between places can become visible.
Video
Video preserves duration within place.
Weather.
Movement.
Atmosphere.
Light.
Rather than freezing a place, these works allow it to continue unfolding.