The Art of Keeping House
Home is a construct. We build; we break down; often simultaneously. The construct exists as much in the imagination as in reality. The boundaries are indistinct. Home is often evanescent and intangible.
My photographs are from a personal record. Many were taken in the basement of my home of origin at the time of my Father’s death. When my siblings and I were cleaning out that basement we found laundry that had been hanging on the line for fifteen years.
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Gelatin Silver Print, Image size 6”sq., 1998
Gelatin Silver Print, Image size 6”sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Gelatin Silver Print, Image size 6”sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Toned silver print, image size 6" sq., 1998
Gelatin Silver Print, Image size 6”sq., 1998