A Geography of Abandonment Gary Marlon suson Anderson began to see them

Anderson began to see them as something entirely different than a protest or commentary on power - there was almost a sentimentality

Princeton University

From the lively and intimate photo collages of friends and still-lifes

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In an edition of 50 copies

A Geography of Abandonment Gary Marlon suson Anderson began to see themThis is one of 250 signed numbered handmade copies in new condition, signed by Raymond Meeks on the front cover. In Geography of Abandonment, Raymond Meeks explores the elastic nature and meaning of home and place. Place to become, dwell within, leave and return to. Place imbued with memory, present reality, as well as the unknowns posed by the future. Meeks reveals his fascination with the ritualistic processes that inform notions of transcendence