Limited edition photobook by artist James Helmer. 

Sugarbush Road depicts a voyage to a secluded island on Lake Erie at the southernmost point of Canada.

The island’s rich history traces back to the Palaeozoic era, shaped by melting glaciers, the formation of the Great Lakes, and the enduring influence of wildlife and past civilizations, resulting in a present-day landscape that is tangible, aesthetic, and a ubiquitous envelope for surveillance.

The images captured were fashioned from elements of the explored terrain, unveiling a visual representation of the island’s resilience and survival.

Scope ( Sequencing, Editorial Design, Book )
Design Direction ( Cristian Ordóñez )
Edition ( James Helmer, Cristian Ordóñez )
Client ( James Helmer )
Print ( The Gas Company )
Publisher ( Self-published )
Location ( Canada )

Limited edition photobook by artist James Helmer.

Sugarbush Road depicts a voyage to a secluded island on Lake Erie at the southernmost point of Canada.

The island’s rich history traces back to the Palaeozoic era, shaped by melting glaciers, the formation of the Great Lakes, and the enduring influence of wildlife and past civilizations, resulting in a present-day landscape that is tangible, aesthetic, and a ubiquitous envelope for surveillance.

The images captured were fashioned from elements of the explored terrain, unveiling a visual representation of the island’s resilience and survival.

Scope ( Sequencing, Editorial Design, Book ); Design Direction ( Cristian Ordóñez ); Edition ( James Helmer, Cristian Ordóñez ); Client ( James Helmer ); Print ( The Gas Company ); Publisher ( Self-published ); Location ( Canada )

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