Andy Hann characterizes his reductionist photo series through the lens of slowing down, refocusing, and blocking out the persistent distractions. Originating from an obsession with a singular Rothko painting, the series evolved into a representational abstract exploration that provokes a yearning for wanderlust and the perpetual quest for what lies just beyond the horizon.​

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Hann states that the series title is in reference to those voices in his head that are always urging him to return to the predetermined route.

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Hann aspires for these studies to be appreciated on a large scale, one piece at a time, encouraging viewers to engage with them in a deliberate and contemplative manner. ​

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Printed on Hahnemuhle Albrecht Durer matte 210 gram,

with a Canon Lucia EX 12-color pigmented ink set.

Up to 30" x 44" (which includes a 2" white border)