Gregory Eddi Jones - Promise Land selfpublished

Gregory Eddi Jones - Promise Land selfpublishedSPBH Editions American artist Gregory Eddi Jones Promise Land is a visual poetic epic that usurps photographic convention to confront what the artist considers the spiritual poverty of common cultural pictures. The book uses T. S. Eliots Modernist masterpiece, The Waste Land (1922), as its point of departure, to create a sequence of images that picks up where the poem left off nearly 100 years ago. Using common stock and advertising photographs as his

newspaper pages are combined with elaborately designed

Rosina and Julie each independently save animals from certain death and create bonds of love and trust with animals typically considered solely for their economic value

almost devoid of a human presence

80 four-color plates

Michael Honegger’s father was a spy during the Cold War

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What interests Porter is the legacy of the photographic image

he has been a fisherman for 40 years and still lives on the island in Penobscot Bay

In interviews with the Solomiya Editors Andrii Ushytskyi

where stones tumble

Some even saw a meteorite as a miracle from the skies

These photographs were made between 2013 and 2022 in the following cities and towns in South Wales: Porthcawl