Through a window, Anna offers her interpretation of the iconic view of Mitre Peak from the shores of Milford Sound. She invites us to consider the connection between traveller and landscape, and to linger in those moments suspended between departure and arrival. The tethered waka becomes a vessel for remembrance: a symbol of passage, carrying our past and present into a misty future. Where the Mountains Remember is a contemplation of belonging, a reminder that the places we journey through also journey with us, leaving their imprint upon the soul. After the long journey to Milford, what better place to pause and reflect, beneath the enduring gaze of the mountains.