a story of the progression of a photo.
representing the images we choose to surround ourselves with in domestic life. these images are not only a personal altar, but they become our environments.
"adults and children sometimes have boards in their bedrooms or living rooms on which they pin pieces of paper: letters, snapshots, reproductions of paintings, newspaper cuttings, original drawings, postcards. On each board all the images belong to the same language... Logically, these boards should replace museums." john berger, ways of seeing, essay 1
although these are not originals, symbolic images *are* real beyond a symbol, both within a spiritual sense and in a cultural sense.
the first grid of images are simply documentation of the original objects.
moon poem
