For my Senior Studio Art Thesis, I wanted to explore snow as an archive. When fresh, snow acts as a blanket, concealing and preserving everything underneath. At the same time, its soft surface records every interruption. From a fleeting gust of wind to the weight of a human step, each interaction leaves an imprint that lasts long after the initial influence has disappeared. The landscape becomes a page with texture as the writing. Despite its preservational qualities, snow is not permanent. As the weather warms and the snow melts away, forgotten elements return to the surface and these landscapes gain new complexity, changing in shape and form with each passing moment in the sun.