'Humanlind leaves its traces imprinted, stamped and eroded onto the surface of the world. Walking and way-finding on the earth and even on the moon, has left footprints, which record the courses of our lives and evolution. Jane Glynn explores time and transition on stone surfaces and other geological phenomena. Manifest as erosion over thousands of years and also on a human scale, her work traces the passage of humanity over the threshold of her family home. The matrix of the earth's surface yields a printed document, a palimpsest under constant revision.'
 

– Dr. Andrew Folan, foreword, Out of Print Exhibition brochure