Molly Smith has been exploring the landscape for decades through material and observational processes drawn from her surroundings on her rural homestead in Massachusetts. When, a large-scale work on paper using ink made from oak tree galls, was created over the course of her pregnancy while living in a cabin she built with her partner. The rich hues of black and brown are influenced by oxidation of the material over time. A simple wooden bar made by the artist serves as the hanging device.