Return to the Laa Formation near Mailberg, examining seasonal shifts from mud to dust, Studio continuation of fieldwork, exploring sediment, salt crystallization, and process-based transformations across scales.

Field Notes: February 13, 2026 Location: Quarry south of Buchberg summit, Weinviertel Encounter Summary: The approach began in mud before it became geology. Recent rain and thaw had dissolved the ground into a thick, adhesive mass, each step accumulating weight. The path led through a fenced enclosure—Mufflons somewhere unseen, the suggestion of wild boar—over a narrow crossing and onto a forest track that no longer held its form. The substrate announced itself immediately: c

Geschichte der Versteinerung von Schlamm

Field Notes: December 20, 2025 Location: Mailberg vicinity, Lower Austria The Laa-Formation revealed itself today in the quiet act of rolling. I pressed handfuls of the mixed sand-and-silt layers, shaping them into small, dense spheres that held together with surprising cohesion. Some were smooth and firm, others softer, tending toward collapse under the gentlest touch. Each ball was a miniature record of the river and storm currents that once transported these grains, a tact

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