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A Walk Elsewhere

by by Jessica Hobbs

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About the Book
In our everyday as we move we are usually disconnected from our physical actions and their effects on the immediate environment, because velocity and space conspire to erase any sense of specific encounter. In a very real way, walking reconnects us with our environment by re-establishing a sensory relationship to unmediated specifics of time and place. This pause seems to happen when we are thrown out of our context, our everyday. Here we pause, we remember, we touch, and we grow; when we take a walk elsewhere.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Fine Art Photography
  • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
    # of Pages: 58
  • Publish Date: Nov 20, 2008
  • Keywords United Kingdom, New York City, medium format, train of thought, exploring, walking, Alfama, Lisbon, Portugal, UK, London, Norway, Oslo, Vietnam, Thailand, Sonora, cambodia, travel, photography
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About the Creator
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Jessica Hobbs
San Francisco, California

San Francisco artist Jessica Hobbs has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She is an MFA graduate from the San Francisco Art Institute. Her work has been included in Visions a Bay Area emerging photographers show. Her collaborative project with Felecia Carlisle, Wedding Portraits, was chosen for San Francisco Art Commission’s Art On Market Street Kiosk Poster Series and most recently exhibited by special invitation at the LH Horton Gallery. Jessica started her artistic studies at the University of California at Santa Cruz where she earned her undergraduate degree. She then relocated to San Francisco where she has been working as the director of a non-profit gallery, and creating citywide community youth art programs. Most recently her video work has been shown at the St. Louis Contemporary Art Center as part of a new experimental video program. She also travels around the world with her collaborative art group the Flaming Lotus Girls.

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