Home Turf
2006-2008
In "Towards a Philosophy of Nature," Robert P. Harrison suggests that, “precisely at the moment when we have overcome the earth and become unearthly in our modes of dwelling…we insist on our kinship with the animal world. We suffer these days from a new form of collective anxiety: species loneliness.” Through my photographs I aim to document the sadness, beauty and humor in these human-animal relationships and examine the ambiguous hierarchy between imposition and tenderness.
Editions of 5
22" x 28"
Archival Pigment Prints
Email for pricing information
Editions of 10
11" x 14"
$150
In "Towards a Philosophy of Nature," Robert P. Harrison suggests that, “precisely at the moment when we have overcome the earth and become unearthly in our modes of dwelling…we insist on our kinship with the animal world. We suffer these days from a new form of collective anxiety: species loneliness.” Through my photographs I aim to document the sadness, beauty and humor in these human-animal relationships and examine the ambiguous hierarchy between imposition and tenderness.
Editions of 5
22" x 28"
Archival Pigment Prints
Email for pricing information
Editions of 10
11" x 14"
$150
