The Parke-Harrison couple produces works that connect humans, technology, and nature. These works present an ambiguous narrative that offers insight into the dilemma posed by the failed promise of science and technology to solve our problems, provide explanations, and comfort us in our human condition. They compose strange scenes of conflicting forces, disparate elements, and overabundance, illustrating a nature disrupted by technology and the human hand.

Photographers and artists Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison create a strange world in which a character tries to repair a damaged piece of land using consistently inadequate tools that make the task impossible.

They tell stories of loss, human struggle, and personal exploration in landscapes marked by imaginary technologies. They bridge metaphorical and poetic inspiration, depicting laborious actions, idiosyncratic activities, and strangely crude machines. The authors seek to bring us closer to our modern experience.

Robert ParkeHarrison is often the main character in his photographs, costumed and interacting with specific scenes, objects, and landscapes.