Wolkoff traces deer paths on Block Island to find where deer have slept, capturing the flattened grass as evidence of a quiet, transient presence. Printed nearly life-size, these horizonless images become soft, nest-like abstractions that evoke comfort and resilience.

The series sidesteps the hunter’s gaze, focusing instead on what remains after the animal has left. Each bed is a tender document of rest and survival, inviting slow looking and reflection on the unseen rhythms of the natural world.