Mark Klett’s photography spans a wide range of projects that explore the intersections of history, landscape, and human experience. His work often revisits iconic sites of the American West, blending past and present through rephotography, while also creating new ways of seeing familiar places. From large-scale collaborations to more intimate personal series, Klett moves fluidly between documentary, conceptual, and experimental approaches. His projects reveal a deep curiosity about time, memory, and the ways photographs shape our understanding of place. Together, his projects offer a rich variety—expansive panoramas, carefully staged views, and playful interventions—that invite viewers to consider how images construct both cultural and personal narratives.