Stratigraphic

Stratigraphy is a branch of geology dealing with the classification, nomenclature, correlation, and interpretation of stratified rocks. In Stratigraphic, the viewer enters through the mouth of a cave to discover interior formations paired with ceramic rocks. The rocks were created in the studio by combining two different stoneware clays that were carved into various forms. Within the sequence, they are presented as specimens that might have been discovered within the depths of the caves. This imagined landscape includes photographs of caves located in Wisconsin, Oregon and Vietnam.

Hand bound, sewn saddle stitch, 9.5x6.5”

20 pages, 16 illustrations

Inkjet printed cover on Canson Mi-teintes, text block digitally press printed on 176gm Mohawk radiant white paper

Edition of 50 (40 available now, 10 reserved for upcoming book fairs)

$25 + US shipping
PLEASE contact us if you are interested in ordering more than 2 copies or if you are in Mpls/St. Paul and would like to pick up . Thank you!