san carlos, mexico

mexico/US border

Peter Garfield, Mobiles Homes (Ranch), 1995

3rd Floor, 450 W. 41st Street

109 clifton place

found in a riverbed deep in the woods

photo: Juliette Crellin

Thanks to Leigh Davis for this video

Cross Section #2: 12 E. 14th street to 10 E. 13th street.
Collaboration with Aaron Cantrell
Thanks to Adam Kaufman, Leigh Davis, Juliette Crellin, Rotem Linial, Dwight Cassin, Adnan Lotia, David Shade, Sonja Tsypin, & Mara

the site of the next cross-sections piece, from 14th street to 13th street in manhattan

esopus creek, 2005

drawing by Aaron Cantrell

"In modern times, when housing is not typically organized into walled courtyards, rabbinic interpretation has permitted this requirement to be met by creating a continuous wall or fence, real or symbolic, surrounding the area to be aggregated. The fence is required to have certain properties and consist of structural elements such as walls or doorframes. When the fence is symbolic, the structural elements are often symbolic "doorframes" made of wire, with two vertical wires (often connected to utility poles) and one horizontal wire on top connecting them (often using utility wires). "

walden pond

Also used for laundry lines at one point.