FREEDOM HIGHWAY

driving

In September 2002, I went on a road trip through the eastern United States. In 10 days I covered roughly 3000 miles, burning tankloads of cheap American gasoline, surveying the monoform landscape the U.S. interstate system has inscribed onto the American landmass. I sat alone in my car, sharing the road with truck drivers, commuters, vacationers and highway police troopers. Without a particular destination in mind, my goal was to listen to and record programming in the radio format known as talk radio.