Before there is paper, there is fiber.

The prints are made on Japanese sourced archival paper derived from Kozo, a mulberry plant cultivated, harvested, and processed through centuries-old methods. The fibers are long, resilient, and luminous, prized for their ability to hold detail while remaining alive to light.

This bundle represents the invisible labor beneath the image: the growers, harvesters, and craftspeople who transform natural material into a surface capable of carrying meaning across generations.

The Sun Dog Fiber connects Slopes to a deeper lineage of making: where technology, tradition, and human care are not opposing forces, but collaborators.