Field Sketches

An architect named Peter leaves the city to reconnect with his creative roots on a remote Saskatchewan farm. Overwhelmed by the harsh winter and isolation, he discovers that pioneer life is harder than he imagined. A series of real and imagined characters, including Henry Thoreau, help him reflect on his purpose. The experience transforms him, allowing him to finally live happily in the present.

My take

A contemplative journey of self-discovery as an architect trades urban burnout for brutal isolation on a Saskatchewan farm. Blending magical realism with philosophical introspection, this is for anyone seeking meaning through simplicity and struggling to find presence in modern life.

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