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...
These images are from a late night expedition into "Frankenstein's Recycle," a junk yard off of the providence worcester rail line. I dont have any deep or profound commentary on the trip. I simply feel at home in this place, sitting alone amongst the rusting metal,...
' I walked away from the skyscrapers, through trashy residential areas, past barking dogs, chain-link fence, through the stench of dumpsters behind cheap restaurants, out of the city, slums, projects, suburbs; I walked on a road with dead cornstalks spread out to join...
Similar to the objects of decay that come to rest in many of the locations I explore, skaters are generally disregarded and overlooked in society, but if you spend enough time with them, you get to know the human side of something with a rough exterior.
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....
Sometimes I feel like a motherless child.The righteousness can’t overcome the rawFeeling of defeat.Somewhere out in the ocean, there sinks a manWith only a family as the stitches at his seams.But I am not him. Soft like a plank of pine in a stackReady to be ripped...
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...
