As we move through our ‘homes’ or places we call as such, sometimes these imprints  that we leave behind can be damaging on the environment or the people we encounter; with good, bad, or indifferent intentions. When one wanders, we find ourselves home, and we find wholesomeness and honesty in the nature of our community that we create. One feels deep connections not only with nature, but with the people and animalia that we come across, affecting one another to harbor roots, nurturing our ‘homes’. While traversing through the wilds, I feel as though my shoes melt into the ground and I dissolve like dust into the environment around me. The vividness of life and sense of ‘home’ develops stronger when surrounded by the quiet, purposeful rustle of nature or the stillness of a vibrant city at night. It is in those fleeting moments that you are reminded not just of your impact on the world, but of your mortality and the thin veil of the imaginary. Everything is connected and I wish to explore both the personal, emotional, and cultural imprints we make upon our local and international environments, as well as the often invisible and fragile connections that exist between man and environments, thus affecting our individual sense of ‘place’, ‘origin’, and ‘belonging’ within the world...