I began the Solargram Project in 2006 and have been making them regularly throughout the years. A solorgram is made using a simple pinhole camera loaded with photographic paper. The camera is placed facing south. The camera captures the path of the sun as it moves across the sky. The exposures can be one day, weeks, months, or years. After the camera is taken down, the photo must be scanned to reveal the negative image, and then inverted to reveal the positive image. Sometimes water, insects or mold on the paper in the camera changes the final out come of the image. I use this process to mark the passage of time. Collecting memories of days etched on the photo paper, sometimes to mark a special day, celebration or holiday. Capturing and memorializing time, time that passes and will never be here again. A reminder of the transience of life and the importance of our time on earth. Moment Mori…..