The project began with pictures of lost objects taken on daily walks around Squamish, BC, where both creators lived at the time. They sent each other texts of their finds and responded to these objects with poetry, photography, and drawings. By framing these lost objects as art—gloves placed carefully on branches for their owners to reclaim—they become an entry point into the narrative, sparking conversations about connection. Who did these items belong to and how do they reflect Squamish’s changing community identity?

Limited Edition Narratives of the Lost Chapbook

JackPine Press has our lovely chapbook available for purchase online! These are limited edition – you’ll want to scoop your own copy up before they disappear. Only 30 left!

The books are digitally printed and hand-stitched by the creators.

$30.00

JackPine Press helps people make literary and artistic book works in smaller print runs so that we can keep them weird, handcrafted, and uniquely made out of fine or found materials. Please show your support – we need to keep initiatives like this going.