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Moon Journey represents the collaborative endeavors of Claudia Smigrod, photographer, Jake Dingman, writer, Sam Singman, musician, and the staff of Pyracantha Press; John Risseeuw, Dan Mayer, and Patrick Vincent. Claudia's photographs were generated…

An installation shot of Monumental Interventions at the San Diego International Airport.

A behind the scenes photograph of tools the artist used to film motion capture interviews via mail.

Without water, the landscape cannot sustain the urban or agricultural development typical of the Rio Grande Valley. The topography is entirely arid desert. The border is marked by 276 permanent monuments covering 698 miles from Monument No. 1 to the…

View of a railroad and dirt road serving as the boundary between Monument 89 and 90.

View of ocotillo cactus and Monument 82 with Mexico across the road. The Border runs parallel to the horizon.

View of Monument 8 facing south, looking into Chihuahua from New Mexico.

A far away view of Monument 63 facing west to southwest. A fence cuts through the landscape, and in the background, mountains are visible.

View of Monument 60 and a fence with wooden posts. In the background, a storm and lightning are visible.

View of Monument 41, looking south. On the left, a fence extends into the distance over a ridge. Vegetation also covers the landscape.

View of Monument 40, in corner of New Mexico border running east to west and north to south. A fence runs behind the monument while vegetation populates the space behind it.

View of Monument 34, looking south. A wire fence and wooden posts run perpendicular to the monument.

View of Monument No. 3, overlooking Mesilla Valley and the Southern Pacific Railroad.

View of Monument 238, which stands between several shrubs. To the left, a small path is visible.

A dirt road with tire tracks. On the left, Monument 212 is visible in the distance. On the right, power lines run alongside the road.

Monument No. 210, looking southwest, near the Gray's Well area west of Yuma, Arizona. Although early monuments were equipped with flagpoles, this pole is used to mark the boundary under shifting sands. Even with the extension, the monument is often…

Monument No. 207, looking east-northeast 1/4 mile west of the port-of-entry at Andrade, California. Mexico is on the right.

View from Monument 198 looking south east. A dirt path goes around and in between small peaks.

View of Monument 180 at Pinacate Lava Flow and Las Playas in Yuma County, AZ. A wire fence stands to the side of the monument.

Monument No. 172 and sentry cacti near Aguajita Spring west of Lukeville, Arizona, and Sonoita, Sonora.