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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Veterans Day: Geometry of Loss
It was a warm, late summer day. I had dropped off a friend at the Twin Cities airport and was heading home. My drive took me passed Fort Snelling Military Cemetery. I’ve lived in Minneapolis for 35 years and had … Continue reading
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My Response to Black Lives Matter
Recently, I was walking down an alley and saw this lonely glove lying on the pavement. Immediately I thought of the Black Lives Matter movement and took this photo. It was only later, while creating the above image, that a … Continue reading
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