Hill, 2008
C-print, mirror
4.95 x 6.67 x .25"

I found this photograph in a junk store by the ocean. In a chemical/conceptual coup, the black and white image had taken on color over the years. There was also a joke that went like this: "How come some hills are bigger than others?" "I don't know." "Cuz they got more stuff in 'em." It's not funny, but it does lend a hand in neutralizing/evaluating the "stuff" of/in our lives. In the photograph, scale is hard to negotiate; the amount of "stuffness" is unclear. Mounted to mirrored glass, it can only offer feedback of its insides.