Resettlement focuses on the provisional structures inhabited by the migrant workers of the 1930’s Great Depression. Using the Farm Security Administration catalogue as my source material, I have deconstructed and subsequently reconstructed the vernacular architecture depicted in the original image to form a three-dimensional model of these temporary settlements. Originally titled the Resettlement Administration, the U.S. government photography project forms an extensive record of American life between 1935 and 1944 and was established in an effort to gain support for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal program. The FSA Photography Unit incorporated the work of several photographers including Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange and Ben Shahn, who developed a vast visual archive that continues to define and inform documentary photography. Resettlement translates these images through several forms from a digital file, to a three-dimensional sculpture, before finally collapsing into a photograph. Through this process I attempt to open up a contemporary space for the interpretation of this work.