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"Vans and the places where they were" is a project by filmmaker/photographer Joe Stevens that artfully presents... a bunch of vans. Each photo frames the subject identically, yet the vans and the locales are various, shot over the course of 13 years and counting.
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"Vans and the places where they were" is a project by filmmaker/photographer Joe Stevens that artfully presents... a bunch of vans. Each photo frames the subject identically, yet the vans and the locales are various, shot over the course of 13 years and counting.
Vans and the places where they were documents surviving custom and conversion vans across the West and examines the dialogue which exists between a van’s design aesthetic and that of its surrounding environment. The project began in 1996 and currently consists of hundreds of images shot on 120mm film.
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Why don't we all just quit doing anything of fun whatsoever and just live in mud huts and wear buckskin outfits.
I'm sure we can collect every polluting device ever built and recycle them all into giant wind turbines to power our tofu factories.
Why don't you crawl into a handwoven hemp sack and suffocate on your organic granola farts.
Sincerely your pal,
Scott
I'm sure there's some way we could solve global warming by insisting this artist has better things to do with his time and money.
http://www.neatorama.com/2010/01/15/sarcasm-punctuation-mark/
Enough not to finish scrolling to the side, certainly.
If it wasn't for late 70's Dodge vans and camping trips I wouldn't have been born...
As always,
Scott
Moonlight dancin' off her hair
She woke up and took me by the hand
She's gonna love me in my Chevy van
And that's all right with me"