David Leventi
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Issue 16 of Fraction Magazine
Fraction Magazine was started in a little coffee shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico in March of 2008 by Joshua Spees and David Bram. In 2009, Josh got married, moved to the East Coast, and is now pursuing other photographic avenues.
Today, Fraction Magazine is edited and curated by David, and often includes guest curators and writers such as Melanie McWhorter, Mary Goodwin and Larissa Leclair.
Contact David at fractionmag@gmail.com
The Fraction Logo was created by Janice Davidson... - Exposition
Exposition : Our nature
“Until we understand what the land is, we are at odds with everything we touch. And to come to that understanding it is necessary, even now, to leave the regions of our conquest – the cleared fields, the towns and cities, the highways – and re-enter the woods. For only there can man encounter the silence and the darkness of his own absence. Only in the silence and the darkness can he recover the sense of the world's longevity, of its ability to thrive without him, of his inferiority to it and his dependence on it.” – Wendell Berry, The Art of the Commonplace
© Rachel Barett
Speaking from the vantage point of an often disconnected American, Western society has for hundreds of years been detached from where we live and the resources that we use. We find intermediates to pe...
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Fraction Magazine was started in a little coffee shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico in March of 2008 by Joshua Spees and David Bram. In 2009, Josh got married, moved to the East Coast, and is now pursuing other photographic avenues.
Today, Fraction Magazine is edited and curated by David, and often includes guest curators and writers such as Melanie McWhorter, Mary Goodwin and Larissa Leclair.
Contact David at fractionmag@gmail.com
The Fraction Logo was created by Janice Davidson...
“Until we understand what the land is, we are at odds with everything we touch. And to come to that understanding it is necessary, even now, to leave the regions of our conquest – the cleared fields, the towns and cities, the highways – and re-enter the woods. For only there can man encounter the silence and the darkness of his own absence. Only in the silence and the darkness can he recover the sense of the world's longevity, of its ability to thrive without him, of his inferiority to it and his dependence on it.” – Wendell Berry, The Art of the Commonplace
© Rachel Barett
Speaking from the vantage point of an often disconnected American, Western society has for hundreds of years been detached from where we live and the resources that we use. We find intermediates to pe...