Over Mountains, We Meet (2020)

Over Mountains, We Meet is a photographic series created along stretches of Route 66 during a period marked by social and psychological uncertainty. The work centers on the shifting light of the American West—its golden hues, expansive horizons, and quiet roadside landscapes—captured during extended drives across the region.

Each photograph functions both as an individual frame and as part of a larger unfolding sequence. Produced amid the constant acceleration of digital news cycles and algorithmic discourse, these road journeys became a means of recalibrating perception and reconnecting with physical space. The act of travel offered distance from the saturation of mediated reality, allowing for moments of attentiveness and renewal.

The landscapes encountered along these routes reveal small but persistent gestures of wonder—light settling on a roadside structure, distant mountains suspended in haze, the quiet rhythm of open roads. Through these images, the series reflects on the shared human impulse to search for meaning, clarity, and connection during periods of uncertainty.

Over Mountains, We Meet ultimately considers the road as a space of reflection and common ground—where movement through landscape becomes a reminder of our collective search for light within darkness.

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