A part of the Collateral Damage series (2024-25), the current shape of California’s coastline is explored with drawings using Sharpie markers on discarded plexiglass that expose industry adulterating an otherwise bucolic landscape. These drawings are the result of a forensic study of past flood and fire zones, earthquake fault lines, global warming projections, and conspiracy theories. Mark-making from these maps intersect with imagery of local current, abandoned or reclaimed infrastructure.

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