The Coda

Point Reyes, California

Planted around 1930, this corridor of Monterey cypress once formed the approach to an RCA maritime radio station, part of a network that connected ships across the Pacific with the California shore. In music, a coda is the final passage. At the end of this long corridor sits a place once alive with signals from across the ocean, now quiet.

Archival pigment print from 6×6 medium-format film
Hasselblad 500CM

Framed size: 30.5 × 39.5 in.
Edition of 2

• Hahnemühle fine art paper
• Archival white mat
• Mid-century oak frame
• Museum glass for gallery pickup and local delivery
• Museum-grade acrylic for shipped works
• Signed by the artist
• Certificate of Authenticity included

The Coda was created for WEST OF MORNING — Analog Landscapes of Northern California, Kim Carroll’s inaugural exhibition at fís Gallery in Healdsburg.

Remaining editions are produced to order in the original exhibition presentation, with museum-grade acrylic substituted for glass when shipping is required. Please allow approximately 2–3 weeks for printing, signing, matting and framing prior to pickup, local delivery or shipping.