This is a 12-hour time-lapse video shot at Inwood Hill Park. It shows Young Jee's land art. Young Jee's circles graced the park during three years. His work was very inspiring for those of us that had the privilege to see it. He would make ephemeral circles with snow, leaves, sticks, mulch and anything else he could find. He was very prolific, and often walked through the park with a branch that he would use to trace in the autumn leaves. A Korean immigrant who spoke broken English, he enjoyed it when passers-by complimented him on his work. He was very dear to me; we didn't speak much, but shared our love for Manhattan's last native forest. We collaborated in this video and also in a series of photos, in which he would make light circles in my long exposure images. This short film has been selected for the 2016 Inwood Film Festival.