Between Pictures And Words
(2010 - 2011)
The world and our vision are without defined boundaries. The photograph is not this way. It isolates and displaces. I choose and manipulate what parts of the world end up in my images, but I am never in complete control. My photographs are a form of pointing. To point is not to explain. The content created is not completely closed, or even definable. The settings court a range of intimacy. I have lain on that bed. I have watched the way light fell across that shirt. However, any given scene and a photograph of the same scene are not equivalents. To point is not to own, or to classify. To point is to focus and shape collective consideration. These are images of how the world looked with me in it, but it is not only my world.