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Mound City Chronicle
註釋Today, almost all of the mounds of "Mound City", as St. Louis was once known, are gone. Erased for nothing so significant. This process of removing and replacing, and of what is removed and what is replaced, is something that I am very interested in and have focused on telling for the last decade-even, or perhaps especially, when that story is merely a trace. This is why Mound City Chronicle is more than a series of images of St. Louis. It is testament to a path made through the city at this moment; a path meant to investigate my place and my impact here, and the history of those things. The photographs tell the story of a journey that includes lost-and-found subterranean lakes and caves, sites removed from public view (due to security, secrecy or both), neighborhoods with buildings crumbling in ruin or of stately grace, and the people encountered, vibrant and varied. I am very much in the photographs too. Mound City Chronicle is post documentary work, perpetuated by my own decision making of where to point and when to click-a journey with no clear destination and many side roads. It is not a usual telling. This is important. For just as the aboriginal mounds of "Mound City" are all but gone, so will be many of the places and people photographed. Like a dream, only their impressions will remain.