Loss, desire and intimacy are defined, and limited, by time. New York-based artist Alexis Martino presents a thirty-year exploration of the currents that define the human experience, photographed, hand-processed and sepia-toned, with text by writer Amy Bonnaffons. Both cinematic and sculptural, the book evokes the tension between still and moving-image photography, each image in quiet conversation with the others. A testament to Martino’s peripatetic identity, it gathers photographs from Kenya, Zimbabwe, Bali, New York City and her home on Shelter Island: a family tree of friends, family and lost souls.