Boundaries are everywhere, whether they are implicit or explicit. You set them, your parents set them, your teachers set them, your boss sets them, society sets them. Its the metaphorical "line in the sand" that you have the choice to cross or not. My line gives you a line of sand that you have the choice to establish which side you're on. Or will you make it a path to walk down? My use of loose sand allows the line to fade and disappear over time as outside forces work on it, just like life circumstances effect our boundaries and choices. 

Cheryl Gryta is a senior photography major. She graduates spring 2020 and hopes to work at Johnson Space Center where she interned for 7 months last spring. Her recent work centers around women's roles throughout history and examines the stereotypes associated with them through still lifes.