Erosion and Decay
Landscape change is due largely to erosion, the gradual breaking down of landforms into small particles which seek the lowest energy state. And counteracting erosional decay are the building forces—the forces that pile things up—such as tectonics, and the human agents of landscape change such as architecture, drainage control, landscaping, and paving.
DISSIPATION & DISSIPATION: ANTENNAS AND DEBRIS BASINS IN THE SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS
GROUND-UP: PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GROUND IN THE MARGINS OF LOS ANGELES
FORMATIONS OF ERASURE: EARTHWORKS AND ENTROPY