Terrain investigates natural form and surface, luxuriating in the pleasures of texture, line, and form. Shifting in and out of focus, the camera seems to plunge into folds and canyons or follow a ridged mountain range. Ambiguous in scale and subject, the images may linger between landscape and bodyscape, exploring notions of beauty and damage in nature and the human surface. Their cracked and weathered forms allude to the effects of time, the transformations of aging, and the threat of mortality.