Kyle Ford: Forever Wild
Portfolio Introduction

In the 1890s, a boundary of 6.1 million acres in northern New York was placed under constitutional protection forming the largest publicly protected area in the continental US. The border that defines this park is known as the “blue line.” Within the blue line, all public land is governmentally sanctioned as “forever wild” in an attempt to [re]create the pristine wilderness that once existed.

Currently in progress, these images are a selection from a body of work about the land and the inhabitants of this park.