In the rolling hills of North Carolina’s Uwharrie Mountains, on a 370-acre cattle farm that had been in the same family since the 1940s, Mike Strantz built what he considered some of his finest work. He lived on the property for 18 months, sketching holes by hand in the evenings and navigating the terrain each morning on horseback. The result is a dramatic masterpiece that winds through 500-million-year-old rock formations. Here’s your cinematic tour of all 18:
