Where Will I Be From, is an audio video installation centering around the intersections of Generational Grief and Technology. For this project, I documented 100+ domestic locations connected to my family across the Great Plains. This photo documentation was then used to create photogrammetric renderings of these structures, documented in the open-source CAD software Blender. Together, these structures, separated by hundreds of miles, were digitally compiled to make one collective world.

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      The aesthetic of this project connects the visual languages of Southern Gothic and Low-Poly Video games. Rooted in understanding the physical world as dying, the digital world serves as a space of resurrection. Using personal and private historical collections was conceptually critical to how I developed this world. Using obituaries, interviews with my grandmother, and land records, I could compile a list of locations to document. Through this project, create a narrative about generational grief set in the rural Plains that transcends personal experience, speaking to a more expansive cultural history.