Slow traversing is a field project aimed at documenting our human-powered journey through the remote coastal ranges of British Columbia.
We’ll document these journeys on 16mm and 35mm film and Super 8, alongside maps, field notes, route information, and other physical artifacts from the expeditions. Our analog process reflects our travel style and forces us to slow down and deliberately document the experience.
The result will be a visual and physical record of these journeys that exists beyond a single trip or campaign. It will become an archive of human-powered travel through coastal BC, shared through editorial, film, print, and digital platforms.
For brands, the project offers a way to be part of an exploration story. Equipment and clothing will be used and tested throughout the entire expedition. The resulting work gives those products a place within a larger story about how we choose to explore.