Extinction

The dream about the end of the world always goes something like this.



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A black and white photo. With a column of the same figure on the right.

La Memoria de las Paredes

As I documented the walls of the home through my camera, I began questioning their construction and composition.


A spread of Aki Sasamoto's book Point Reflection. On the page, it writes "Why do you decide to go the other way" and there are illustrations of chemical instruments and a snail.

Everything That’s Not Now Feels Like Fiction

"I noticed that so many things felt very opposite, and I was interested in the experience of inhabiting this position, knowing how I felt when I was on the other side."


A close-up photograph of a camera lens with a narrow aperture.

Ladan Osman’s Halos in Harlem

Years ago, I’d look through photobooks and think: great composition, beautiful work in the darkroom, wow what a scene. But then I focused on the gaze of the subject, really, the collaborator.