A weathered and richly textured surface of gesso, wax, ink, and shellac builds up layers of material history on paper mounted to wooden board, evoking the aged patina of a well-worn artifact. Hawkinson channels the folk traditions of shape-note and Sacred Harp singing, a communal musical practice deeply rooted in the American South, translating its resonant cultural legacy into a tactile, almost archaeological object. The work honors the collective voice of a vanishing tradition, its handcrafted materiality mirroring the humble, deeply human nature of the singing communities it commemorates.