In July of 2018 I drove to the desert to launch rockets. The launch site for the rockets was the Box Canyon Road corridor in the Mecca Hills Wilderness, about 25 miles north of the Salton Sea and 40 miles northwest of Slab City. Each rocket contained a payload of Mylar sheets. At their peak, the rockets jettisoned the Mylar sheets above the desert. I photographed the behavior of each sheet as it drifted in the wind. The Mylar sheets assumed very specific shapes in accordance with the mechanical forces it encountered, i.e., gravity, wind, heat, and aerodynamic resistance.

 S/C-U/D is a continuation of 1988 Space Clasp.