These four panels by Justin Brice Guariglia show a landscape altered by human activity. As an embedded artist working alongside glaciologists and NASA scientists in Greenland, Guariglia photographed ice sheets from an aerial perspective while aboard a plane collecting data on climate trends. The artist’s interest in how these photographs emphasized the scale at which climate change has impacted that landscape prompted him to begin photographing mining and agricultural operations from a similar vantage point, as in the works shown here. Using large-format printing technology, Guariglia reproduces these aerial photographs in materials that speak to their subject matter—gold, copper, and silver—then manipulates the surface of the panel by hand. The result is an abstracted portrait of the human impact on the earth’s surface made both visual and material.