Crows and Ravens examines the epistemological frameworks of life through which the landscape becomes representative of emotional and cultural paradigms. The two central geographic sectors—the Mayacamas Mountains to the west and the Vaca Mountains to the east—anchor the work, providing a historical background through the series. These mountain ranges not only situate the images physically but serve as conduits for a visual language shaped by tradition, historiography, power, and sentience, unfolding across personal and interpersonal experience.