Images recording travel have been part of numerous cultural traditions. The use of maps and images across time has enabled discovery and provided historical documents of great beauty. Maps and diagrams have been used for millennia across many cultures.

Presenting 16 digitally augmented photographs, Lauren Murray’s work and research explores her journey through the landscape - the nature of time, light and distance with the ongoing changes to the climate of particular interest to her. The "fourteen layers of glass" refer to the car window, the lens of the camera, the lens of the artist's glasses and the surface of her iPad. The images are accompanied by a 9.3 metre story map, drawn in coloured pencils, pastels, charcoal, graphite and chalk.

Lauren Murray's exhibition was opened on Sat 1 Feb @ 2.30pm, with remarks by Dr Carole Wilson, Deputy Dean, School of Arts, Federation University.