Across the shifting ridges of the desert, two runners move in steady rhythm. Their movement presses into the loose, golden earth, creating fleeting footprints that appear sharp for a moment, only to be softened and erased by the next gust of wind.
Across the Dune is a visual and physical response to the quiet destruction of soil excavation. While a runner’s footprint is temporary, excavation carves deep, permanent scars into the terrain. It strips away fragile ecosystems, alters the natural contour of the land, and disrupts the environment in ways most people never witness firsthand.
Through movement, endurance, and stark visual contrast, these two runners trace the boundary between human presence and environmental impact.

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