Captured across the vast and sun-bleached landscapes of the American West, John Divola's *Selected Images from Isolated Houses* presents four chromogenic prints depicting solitary structures standing alone against expansive, desolate terrain. The vivid color photography emphasizes the tension between human presence and the overwhelming scale of the natural environment, rendering these abandoned or remote dwellings as haunting monuments to isolation. Divola's precise yet contemplative framing invites reflection on themes of solitude, impermanence, and the fragile relationship between civilization and wilderness.