TORNADO by Jackie Furtado and Jennifer Haare showcases a mustang’s journey in the Sonoran Desert. Through a careful sequencing of film stills taken by a GoPro camera - suspended from the belly of a bolting horse - examines motion and its trance-like quality by way of consumer technology. A motion study in book form, the photographs begin to spiral through the layout like a slow-moving tornado as the images succeed into abstraction. Including a text by writer and Art Historian Kim Beil, TORNADO makes photography a subject to consider, questioning how aspiration and control influence the present day image economy.