The Map Being Mistaken for the Territory

A trio of Icelandic stones are displaced from nature, photographed, and re-placed from whence they came. Their images are printed, life-size, as a large-format photocopy at the base of a window, such that the angle of light from the window replicates the light falling on them at time of photography, completing a mimetic circle. In looking at the print in installation, one has the sensation of seeing something (a trio of real, physical, three-dimensional stones) while knowing it must be false.