Thump

is her name. This is her room.

Dean

is his name. This is his room.

people in boxes

Mommy and Lust have started a project shooting people in their boxes,
the room that these people feel is their domain.
These images are of individuals in their most controlled environments,
the enclosed spaces where they spend the majority of their time.
There's just something so unsettling about a physical manifestation of oneself
plastered all over a box.

Ross

is his name. This is his room.

Jerry

is his name. This is his room.

Sam

is his name. This is his room.

chicken livers and tweezers

I am working on a photo essay about an exotic animal rescue shelter housed in the basement and backyard of a residential home in Palos Park, IL. mister matt olsen, a boy that I met while buying frozen rats at the Chicago Reptile House, has acted as my guide for the project. He is a first-year biology student who volunteers at the shelter. These are some images I took Sunday night of a Coopers Hawk that was handed over to the shelter by Animal Welfare. The bird was very sick and couldn't even stand.
kim schilling, the founder of AFA and resident of its headquarters, force-fed the hawk chicken livers with her personal tweezers while mister matt olsen held the hawk and checked it's spine and reflexes.



"These are my eyebrow tweezers. Now everytime I use them I'll think of chicken livers."

Friday

A baby named Lust
went to the Shedd Aquarium with mommy, amelia.once.moore.
The baby had been many places before, but always with the same mommy.
Here is proof from Lust and mommy.