Max Creasy’s new photographic work “How Things Look”, plays with the gap between how things look and how things are. “How Things Look” is, on the one hand, a statement about the appearance of things, the thing as object, as something to be observed. On the other hand, it suggests an unsettling possibility: how might things, inanimate objects, begin to look — for example back at us? This collection of photographs could be considered a series of portraits, even if unconventional.
- From the publisher’s website
Max Creasy’s new photographic work “How Things Look”, plays with the gap between how things look and how things are. “How Things Look” is, on the one hand, a statement about the appearance of things, the thing as object, as something to be observed. On the other hand, it suggests an unsettling possibility: how might things, inanimate objects, begin to look — for example back at us? This collection of photographs could be considered a series of portraits, even if unconventional.
- From the publisher’s website
