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Trinity Pilgrimage 02009

In the autumn of 2009, my mother and I drove from a small town in Montana to the Trinity Nuclear Test Site located within White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The site of the first successful atomic fission detonation, the United States Army opens access to the location only two times a year.

Dressed as Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the charismatic leader of The Manhattan Project, we were searching for trinitite & to pay homage to this potent geography.

Trinity Pilgrimage is a project that laid down the conceptual framework for The Atomic Priesthood Project (APHP), tying Oppenheimer's personal narrative to the culture, materials, hopes, and fears of the contemporary Atomic Age.

Trinity Pilgrimage 02009

In the autumn of 2009, my mother and I drove from a small town in Montana to the Trinity Nuclear Test Site located within White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The site of the first successful atomic fission detonation, the United States Army opens access to the location only two times a year.

Dressed as Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the charismatic leader of The Manhattan Project, we were searching for trinitite & to pay homage to this potent geography.

Trinity Pilgrimage is a project that laid down the conceptual framework for The Atomic Priesthood Project (APHP), tying Oppenheimer's personal narrative to the culture, materials, hopes, and fears of the contemporary Atomic Age.

Trinity Pilgrimage: Wilderness Emerge

Trinity Pilgrimage: Wilderness Emerge

02009

Polaroid transfer print on watercolor paper, trinitite.

Trinity Pilgrimage: Obelisk

Trinity Pilgrimage: Obelisk

02009

Polaroid transfer on watercolor paper, trinitite

Trinity Pilgrimage: Oppie Visit

Trinity Pilgrimage: Oppie Visit

02009

Polaroid transfer on watercolor paper, trinitite