Petrochemical America presents a visual investigation into the industrial landscapes shaped by the petrochemical industry along the Mississippi River. The photographs document the vast refineries, chemical plants, and the surrounding environmental impact on the region, highlighting the intersection between human industry and natural surroundings.

The images employ a straightforward, documentary style that accentuates the scale and complexity of petrochemical infrastructure. Through varied compositions, the work reveals the juxtaposition of industrial machinery with the delicate ecosystems nearby, evoking a contemplative mood about the consequences of industrialization.

The book spans 240 pages and was published in 2014, offering a detailed and immersive visual essay on an often overlooked aspect of American industry.