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Charles Dickens’ Tavistock letter written in a shorthand that has taken years to decode; the letter has to do with a business deal; the Quebec bridge collapse and the large loss of life of the workers, mostly native people; the engineer ring–a reminder of the obligations and the ethics of the profession and giclee-digital prints intended as fine art and produced with a high quality inkjet printer.
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