The camera is pointed at the sky only. Betsy Kenyon uses both her body and a weather-worn analog pinhole camera to make drawings with the sun. The sun as light source, as the element of fire, as a point to circle, creating lens-like shapes in space. The circle; eternity, continuity, a course of time, a cycle. Based out of NYC where the sky is often unseen or forgotten she travels on foot, by plane, in a van making these solar drawings throughout the United States. They radiate and glow, continue and break up, they flare and overlap, revealing seasonal changes and fluctuating weather with the spectrum of color timely and unique to each momentary exposure.