Portfolio · 1994
Journey to the Edge of Land
An etched sequence carries a journey across spare marks and open ground toward the point where land meets water.
Date1994
MediumSix-part etching portfolio
Plate5¾ × 4¾ in.
Sheet13 × 9½ in.
Edition20, plus two artist’s proofs
PrintingUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Created in connection with the Pacific States National Biennial Print Exhibition in Hawaiʻi in 1994, the portfolio carries the idea of travel toward a literal and emotional boundary. A title sheet, six etchings, and colophon give the journey the rhythm of a small book.
The prints use the economy of etching to hold movement, horizon, and the uncertainty of arrival. The final sheet, Edge of Land, gives the journey its destination without turning it into a fixed home.
Across the six plates, minute changes in line and ground make distance palpable. The repeated format slows the eye, while the final edge holds arrival and uncertainty in the same spare image.
Archive sequence
Individual sheets
The etched sequence moves from I through V and concludes with Edge of Land, carrying the image toward the boundary between land and water.
