"I was in search of water and the effect its absence had on me," writes Mark Templeton about his second photobook. From that sense of absence and geographic isolation grew a book of colour photographs made entirely in landlocked Alberta, where the nearest ocean is a thousand kilometres away, and an audio experience, a soundtrack to the book. Rooted in the same longing for the imagined comfort of warm blue water, the two worlds form a mirage, a prism of banal surfaces, spaces and sonic textures. An eight-page supplement collects pairings of sound and image chosen by eight invited artists.