The webpage presents the artistic project "San Patricio Ghosts" by Alexander Johannes Heil, which explores historical and cultural narratives through the medium of walking art. The project focuses on the San Patricio Battalion, a group of primarily Irish immigrants who fought for Mexico during the Mexican-American War in the 1840s. Heil’s work involves retracing the battalion’s route, combining elements of performance, photography, and mapping to investigate the intersections of identity, memory, and displacement.

Through documented walks and visual recordings, the project captures the layered histories embedded in the landscapes traversed by the San Patricio soldiers. Heil’s methodology reflects a broader engagement with cultural geography, emphasizing how physical movement through space can reveal overlooked or marginalized historical experiences. The site includes photographic evidence and reflective texts that contextualize the battalion’s significance within both Mexican and American historical frameworks, offering a nuanced interpretation of cross-border cultural dynamics.