Tightly folded bands of gray, white, and rust-colored stone record immense pressure in a surface only inches across. Seen at close range, the geology becomes an abstract composition of compressed lines, subtle color shifts, and deep time made visible.
Tightly folded bands of gray, white, and rust-colored stone record immense pressure in a surface only inches across. Seen at close range, the geology becomes an abstract composition of compressed lines, subtle color shifts, and deep time made visible.