Altered Atlas is a collaged series of images taken across a lifetime of alpine travel – skiing, hiking, and climbing in the Rockies, Alps, Japan, and beyond. Printed on rag paper, then cut by hand and sewn together, each piece assembles fragments of place into something that resembles memory more than map. Loose threads hang deliberately, marking the human hand and echoing climbing ropes, ski routes, and the fraying of recollection over time. Patterns drawn from analog print traditions treat distortion as authenticity rather than error. Each piece has its own internal weather system, with static electricity and humidity randomly animating the loose threads beneath the glazing, season to season. This is an atlas you cannot navigate by, altered by time, touch, climate, and imperfect memory.