Lake Chair

Forgotten, discarded, or simply unnoticed objects surround us all the time. Through the targeted focus of the camera these isolated things become the center of their current environment. These objects which may have previously been unrelated to anything around them now can be shown as part of a group with shared traits. Whether an insect wing found on the ground or a piece of garbage left floating in a puddle, they are now connected. Not connected simply by being overlooked everyday objects, but a connection maintained through placement within their environment, or a similar function and purpose they both have, or formerly had. For some it is more the form which they take or just the feeling they emit, and for others it simply may be the way they fit within frame created by the borders of the negative. All of these images though have the equal sensation of floating, being weightless, or suspended in their world. For some it is quite literal, for others it may be more poetic. At once these objects become both the sole center of attention, and part of a unified group.