The Unmapped Eye in a floating Natural Oak frame above a minimalist white sideboard with pendant lights and a potted plant.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Walnut frame in a bright living room with large windows, plants, and a sectional.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Alder Brown frame, sunlit bedroom with tall windows and warm wood tones.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Black frame above a modern sofa with colorful pillows and an orange ottoman.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating White frame above a minimalist white sideboard with a potted plant on a light wall.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Natural Oak frame above a minimalist white sideboard with pendant lights and a potted plant.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Walnut frame in a bright living room with large windows, plants, and a sectional.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Alder Brown frame, sunlit bedroom with tall windows and warm wood tones.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating Black frame above a modern sofa with colorful pillows and an orange ottoman.
The Unmapped Eye in a floating White frame above a minimalist white sideboard with a potted plant on a light wall.

The Unmapped Eye

from $350.00

I captured this image deep in the Mojave Desert, where layered sandstone rises in bands of red and gold. At its crest, a solitary arch appears — unmarked on maps, carved by wind into a form that resembles an eye, an elephant, or even the Lord Ganesh.

There is no trail leading here, only silence and the patience of time. The arch feels less like a landmark than a discovery, both watchful and enigmatic. It reminds us of the wonder and secrets of the desert — where stone takes on myth, and the unknown still endures.

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I captured this image deep in the Mojave Desert, where layered sandstone rises in bands of red and gold. At its crest, a solitary arch appears — unmarked on maps, carved by wind into a form that resembles an eye, an elephant, or even the Lord Ganesh.

There is no trail leading here, only silence and the patience of time. The arch feels less like a landmark than a discovery, both watchful and enigmatic. It reminds us of the wonder and secrets of the desert — where stone takes on myth, and the unknown still endures.

Location: Mojave Desert, Nevada, USA
Photographed: January 2020
Edition: Limited to 50 per size with COA
Print: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Glossy Paper

Medium: 36W x 24H inches
Large: 40W x 30H inches
XL: 48W x 36H inches
Frame Type: Floating Wood Frame
Frame Depth: 1.14 inch
Frame Width: 0.6 inches, 0.26 inch Shadow Gap