This publication showcases works created by JL González following his move from St. John’s to rural Newfoundland. These pieces capture his journey of adaptation and introspection during a time of profound uncertainty. Drawing serves as both a personal coping mechanism and a means for reflection, exploration, and deconstruction, channeling the complexities of isolation, cultural dislocation, and transformation into a visual narrative featuring photographs, drawings, and found objects.

53 copies.
52 pages.
Printed with Riso ink.
Designed, printed, and bound by the artist.