"To Be Forgotten" is an exploration and an acceptance of decay. The work changes depending on heat, humidity, and cold. The photographs are Polaroid images where the emulsion is transferred to glass and left open to the elements. The images, largely depicting the natural environment, were taken on an artist residency with the Vermont Studio Center in Johnston, VT. The water used to transfer the emulsion was gathered from a natural spring in town. While the markings on the images of a specific place might be imperceptible, the inevitable march of time is both present on the emulsion itself, and also perhaps on the landscape the photographs reproduce.