England 1973–1989 - Adrian M Saunders collaboration and clinging to a disintegrating

and clinging to a disintegrating marriage in the 1990s

unknowing enough to be changed

The work bridges what is known and what is imagined – what remains and what is missing – and treats archaeology and history not as neutral repositories but as story-making practices whose documents become material for the book’s fiction

and of where one thinks one is

England 1973–1989 - Adrian M Saunders collaboration and clinging to a disintegratingPhotographer Ralph Gibson once said, Writing about photography is like talking about music i. e. it can be done but one doesnt really advise it. I tend to agree. But, for what its worth At age thirteen, growing up in England, I was given my first serious camera a Leotax Japanese clone of a Leica. Ever since then Ive not stopped taking photographs. Predominately using black and white film. I often photograph without any clear idea of what it is Im