Thousands of monuments lay in large fields. Rows upon rows of marble, slate, and granite create beautiful grids of grays and whites waiting to be remembered. Patrolling these places allow me to think of the present and future reminding me that as I grow older, alongside my personal problems, each and everyday I get closer to my end. I wonder if the freedom I have now is equal to the stationary position my body will remain in.

 

Sepulcher is an exploration of flowing will and fixed acceptance. Utilizing a drone, I capture the fixed acceptance, typology style, from one-hundred fifty feet with a ninety-degree angle straight down. I then combine this with cloud images laying flat on the ground in some of these same locations to understand my floating through life.