The Sun
Overview:
It's hotter in the city, the pavement absorbs heat and reflects it back at you. Parking lots are the hottest. The Sun explores what it means to grow up in a desiccated landscape, what a child might think when looking out their mother's car window. How the power-lines, sidewalks, beaches and asphalt mesh together into a manufactured beauty. Children who grow up in a world rended by urbanization won't miss the lush ecosystem we've annihilated, they'll learn to croon over the winding infrastructure of the highway.
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