Spill investigates the visual and thematic implications of environmental disaster through a focused photographic lens. The work captures moments of rupture and contamination, offering a stark exploration of the interaction between nature and human-induced catastrophe.

The photographs are presented with a restrained yet powerful visual strategy, emphasizing textures, surfaces, and the aftermath of spillage. The mood conveyed is somber and reflective, prompting consideration of ecological impact and the fragile boundary between natural landscapes and industrial accidents.

Published in 2015 by National Academies Press, the 64-page book provides a concise but impactful statement on environmental crisis through imagery.