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The Eugene Collection focuses on the city as a lived landscape — shaped by rivers, surrounding foothills, and patterns of movement over time. Through a combination of local landscape photography, city-specific cartography, and historical context, the work explores how geography influences daily life and collective identity.
Rather than documenting the city directly, the collection approaches Eugene obliquely, emphasizing the natural systems and spaces that frame it and give it character.
Designed as a complete installation, the Eugene Collection functions as an orienting piece — grounding viewers in the geography and context of the city while leaving room for personal interpretation.
The Eugene Collection focuses on the city as a lived landscape — shaped by rivers, surrounding foothills, and patterns of movement over time. Through a combination of local landscape photography, city-specific cartography, and historical context, the work explores how geography influences daily life and collective identity.
Rather than documenting the city directly, the collection approaches Eugene obliquely, emphasizing the natural systems and spaces that frame it and give it character.
Designed as a complete installation, the Eugene Collection functions as an orienting piece — grounding viewers in the geography and context of the city while leaving room for personal interpretation.