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+ Prism 1965
+ Why You So Negative?
+ Visions and Nightmares
+ Walk Backwards Into The Future
+ Designing The Dream State
+ Points of departure:
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Artist, Designer, Archivist
About
+ Prism 1965
+ Why You So Negative?
+ Visions and Nightmares
+ Walk Backwards Into The Future
+ Designing The Dream State
+ Points of departure:
IG
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+ Prism 1965
+ Why You So Negative?
+ Visions and Nightmares
+ Walk Backwards Into The Future
+ Designing The Dream State
+ Points of departure:
IG
(2005-present)  The Arch Motel Project  explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt

(2005-present) The Arch Motel Project explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt and Uncle in front of their motel in Witchita, Kansas. 2005-present, Medium-Format Photograph, 36 x 36 inches. Worked with photographer Mark Hewko for these photos shown.
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(2005-present)  The Arch Motel Project  explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt

(2005-present) The Arch Motel Project explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt and Uncle in front of their motel in Witchita, Kansas. 2005-present, Medium-Format Photograph, 36 x 36 inches. Worked with photographer Mark Hewko for these photos shown.
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(2005-present)  The Arch Motel Project  explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt

(2005-present) The Arch Motel Project explores the duality of cultures that coincide in a unique setting along the American landscape. Named after my first home, The Arch Motel. Hundreds of photos have been created across the US since 2006. My aunt and Uncle in front of their motel in Witchita, Kansas. 2005-present, Medium-Format Photograph, 36 x 36 inches. Worked with photographer Mark Hewko for these photos shown.
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