Rematriation, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
72 x 18 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For the Green Belt Movement, led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai. Maathai received the Nobel for leading an effort to plant 30 million trees in Africa, that has led people to do similar work around the world.

The Lookout, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
72 x 18 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For José Isidro Tendetza Antún, Shuar leader and Ecuadorean activist who fought against El Mirador, the gold and copper mine sited on southern Amazon rainforest lands belonging to the Shuar Peoples. The mine is projected to destroy around 450,000 acres of rainforest.

The Gualcarque River, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
72 x 18 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For Berta Cáceres, her daughter, and their work continuing the fight against the Agua Zarca dam along the Gualcarque River in western Honduras on territory inhabited by the indigenous Lenca Peoples.

Remediating El Cerrejon, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
52 x 14 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For Jakeline Romero who works towards environmental justice and clean water in Columbia in an ongoing struggle against El Cerrejon, the largest open-pit mine for thousands of miles.

Desire Lines, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
44 x 14 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For Julian Carrillo Martinez, defender of the water, the forest and the wildlife in las Coloradas.

Pipelines Crossing Permafrost, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
44 x 14 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For Neetsa’ii Gwich’in elder Sarah James and the fight against oil development in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

A Controlled Burn, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
60 x 18 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For the stewards of traditional ecological knowledge that have worked for generations promoting healthy forest growth with controlled fire application.

Retreat and Advance, 2020
Chromogenic dye coupler print
82 x 24 inches
Edition of 7, 2 APs

For the Gwich’in Peoples who have organized against drilling to defend the survival of countless species including Porcupine caribou, and to defend their ways of life in the Alaskan Arctic, Yukon and Northwest Territories in Canada.