3.75” x 3.75” image, archival inkjet print on kozo paper, matted to 8” x 10”, signed on print.

“The southern New Mexico area I’ve explored during my time at the Roswell Artist-in-Residence program has become, for me, a storied landscape. With chevrons of sandhill cranes, lightning of monsoon season, and stark, weathered buildings, my wanderings have registered a kind of synapse between the traces of human existence and the realm of natural phenomena.

Walking across the high plains of New Mexico, you come across things that have been left there. Used up and abandoned — things that seem to have some kind of story. Any purpose we impose on the landscape leaves a mark which can be overt, or it can faintly reveal a past narrative. These signs/signals inhabit our everyday world, where collectively they can take on the qualities of a dream or myth.”

Tonee Harbert is the Director of AMoCA. His documentary and fine-art photographs have been exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Portland Museum of Art, Farnsworth Art Museum, the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, and others. He has received grants from Nikon, the Maine Arts Commission, and the Maine Community Foundation, and has been awarded a New England Emmy award for video work. Harbert received a degree in Visual Communication from Ohio University in 1986.

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