Inspired by a desire to create a series of images that mimic the sensory and visual cues that inform recollection — that of which is both highly personal but also true to experience — Meike Paniza’s ongoing series Between Land and Sky embodies a sense of losing one’s surroundings. The captured moments are grounded in the photographic real: two summers and two winters with her family in Anchorage, Alaska. Because the scenes are isolated from a larger continuum, however, the meaning of the images remains open-ended. The fragmentary views are both elusive and weightless, offering no more than a poetic pause or glimpse of temporal and physical space.