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La Lata

La Lata

by Sampson Wilcox | Feb 5, 2012 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, La Lata, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox

Dejado

Dejado

by Sampson Wilcox | Nov 12, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Digital Photography, Sampson Wilcox, Worcester

In these images I focused on more subtle details of decay and abandonment. These concepts come in intense and raw forms, but sometimes when distilled down to basic, graphic and formal views, take on a calmer beauty. I feel that this depends very much on a more serene...

The Culture of Waste

The Culture of Waste

by Sampson Wilcox | Nov 6, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Derive, Psychogeography, Sampson Wilcox, Worcester

1.Culture exists in both what we consider to be vital and what we consider decayed. One must not overlook the latter as possessing its own culture, identity, and interests. It is this division between the cultural high and low that subjugates either side to the...

Por La Barrera

Por La Barrera

by Sampson Wilcox | Oct 21, 2011 | Barney, Clark University, CSX Train Line, Darth Vader, Por La Barrera, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox, Toys, Worcester

This collection of images focuses on moving closer to home, youth and a sense of playfulness, while still relating them with the decay that can be found surrounding it. There is a spectrum that can be seen within this life cycle, beginning with falling to the ground....

Desguaces a poco

Desguaces a poco

by Sampson Wilcox | Oct 15, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Desguaces a poco, Sampson Wilcox, Trash, Worcester

This collection of images pursues the space between terminal decay, and reuse. Junkyards serve as a layer cake graveyard for our machines and objects, sometimes ending up pulverized into the rusty soil beneath them, other times picked down to their skeletons. In these...

Renacer por nadie – digital color

Renacer por nadie – digital color

by Sampson Wilcox | Oct 8, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox, Trash, Worcester

This collection of images is intended as a turn towards color as a source of revitalization. Conversion to black and white seems to add to the death of these objects and focus on their state of decay. In searching for their colors I have found a sense of life that...

Self Portrait: 10.4.2011

Self Portrait: 10.4.2011

by Sampson Wilcox | Oct 4, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox, Self Portrait: 10.4.2011, Worcester

Industry and Product

Industry and Product

by Sampson Wilcox | Sep 30, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Decay, Digital Photography, Sampson Wilcox, Trash, Worcester

This collection of images seeks a broader view of disposed human objects as they come to rest in locations of decay. Surrounding these objects is the landscape they live in with particular details of industry, or in some cases, of activity past. These landscapes...

Abandon

Abandon

by Sampson Wilcox | Sep 23, 2011 | Abandon, Clark University, CSX Train Line, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox, Worcester

As I have been coming to understand my own work of all media better, I realize the importance of walking and finding marginalized spaces. The locations where human possessions come to rest and be forgotten seem to draw me to them most. It is the act of traversing...

Self Portrait: 9.8.2011

Self Portrait: 9.8.2011

by Sampson Wilcox | Sep 8, 2011 | Clark University, CSX Train Line, Graffiti, Providence Worcester Train Line, Sampson Wilcox, Self Portrait: 9.8.2011, Worcester

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