The Reservoir explores environments shaped by human intervention with a focus on landscapes altered by water management infrastructure. Mimi Plumb’s photographic strategy centers on combining natural and constructed elements to reveal the complex relationship between society and its controlled surroundings.

The images document the interplay of light, shadow, and texture in these spaces, emphasizing both their functional and symbolic dimensions. The 68-page volume, published by Nazraeli in 2025, invites reflection on the engineered landscapes that permeate the modern world and their quiet influence on memory and perception.