Nadia Sablin
#Photographe
- Exposition
Exhibition : Scott Dalton and Nadia Sablin at the Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts
Scott Dalton, " Where the River Bends "
Since 2010, artist Scott Dalton has been photographing along the US-Mexico border, returning multiple times each year to capture on film the fraught relationship between two major cities—Ciudad Juárez in Mexico and El Paso, Texas—that share history, traditions, and geography, but are physically and politically divided. Dalton’s resulting series, Where the River Bends, depicts daily life on both sides of the Rio Grande, emphasizing the cultural similarities and interdependence between these sister cities while simultaneously revealing the conflict and inequalities reinforced by such a border.
“With this project I am trying to engage with the border as a metaphorical launching point to address a variety of themes. Borders are divisive b...
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Scott Dalton, " Where the River Bends "
Since 2010, artist Scott Dalton has been photographing along the US-Mexico border, returning multiple times each year to capture on film the fraught relationship between two major cities—Ciudad Juárez in Mexico and El Paso, Texas—that share history, traditions, and geography, but are physically and politically divided. Dalton’s resulting series, Where the River Bends, depicts daily life on both sides of the Rio Grande, emphasizing the cultural similarities and interdependence between these sister cities while simultaneously revealing the conflict and inequalities reinforced by such a border.
“With this project I am trying to engage with the border as a metaphorical launching point to address a variety of themes. Borders are divisive b...