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Looking Up In A Falling Down House
The Beauty in the Decay Series is attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things; how nature will have its way. The captivating presence of the process. - photo by mary macgowan
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Keep Out
The Beauty in the Decay Series is attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things; how nature will have its way. The captivating presence of the process. - photo by mary macgowan
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Michigan’s Back Alleys
This scarcely feels fair, she says, so easy to find the loved the abandoned, the swingsets, the trash cans. It’s fair, he answers, everyone’s back yard. They drive back and forth behind all the bright...
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Cry For You House
Cry For You is one of my songs…Click on Play – above She sighs.This might be the saddest house in the world. He sees her: a cloudy wind drifter on high. He says, I don’t know how you got to such a...
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One Way House
The Beauty in the Decay Series is attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things; how nature will have its way. The captivating presence of the process.
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Chair, Window
Porch scene found in Long Valley, NJ. Entire house beautiful in its decay. I imagine fleeing a house like this, leaving a favorite chair sitting on the porch, and I see confusion and hurrying, maybe a...
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I Was Once the Boy’s Bunny
Hello. I used to lie down with my boy. We’d sleep. And he carried me around with him. We’d do stuff together. Climb up and down the stairs. Eat ice cream. Now my boy’s mother has me and keeps me...
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The Intersection of Nature With Human Built Things
The Beauty in the Decay Series is attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things; how nature will have its way. The captivating presence of the process.
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Interior Chair, Shelf
The Beauty in the Decay Series is attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things; how nature will have its way. The captivating presence of the process.
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She says, Someone thought a turkey sign was cute; it jazzed up their trailer. He says, I know. And the numbers were hand-carved. She snaps a photo and they drive away.
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