Solargraph: a six-month pinhole exposure made with a simple can camera and photographic paper, showing dozens of bright parallel arcs of the sun sweeping across the sky, one arc per day, the lowest arcs from winter and the highest from summer, some arcs broken into dashes by cloudy days. Below them a rooftop and a few houses rendered as faint, warm-toned, slightly smeared ghostly shapes. The characteristic orange-brown and teal tones of unprocessed photo paper. No text, no letters anywhere.