Integrating analog and digital photography, photographic processes, installation and ritual, the series is comprised of images created on pilgrimages taken over the course of several years. Alongside the images of the ancient landscapes are small scale, ephemeral tabletop altars to honor these sites, the images of the landscapes and recreations are nestled inside shadow boxes filled with natural flora and spurious "natural" objects gathered on walks and salvaged over the years by rummaging bins. The work is a prompt to slow down and ponder our relationships with objects we encounter, their sentience, their lifespans and their impact within and on larger ecosystems. These sites and the larger landscapes they are nestled within, flourishing since time immemorial, are facing unprecedented threats due to climate change. Thresholds is a return to the primordial through enchanted pathways. The imagery is guided by an animist ethos, celebrating the sacredness and sentience of the elemental with a reverence for indigenous knowledge systems across the world. With a reverent eye, the images appear numinous and permeable, cloaked in an uncanny aura, exuding a sense of awe and of the sublime. Through them the distance to the deep ancestral past dissolves.