Fault Lines is a print and photographic series that captures intricate tire patterns created by construction machinery and heavy-duty vehicles. It explores the impact of a constantly shifting world on a forever changing landscape. The rhythmic designs and textured motifs of the repetitive dips, dents and dimples are formed by trucks as they move through gravel, tar, mud, oil, dirt, ice, snow or water. Some compositions linger while others disappear quickly, mirroring impermanence and the fragility of our environment. Rutted and grooved surfaces echo life’s inevitable pits and pitfalls. Some indentations embed deeply. Others barely skim the surface. Some trail on, while others end abruptly. Societal divides and cultural barriers, locally, nationally and globally, live in the gaps. Crisscrossing streaks intersect the individual with the collective.