Emporia, Kansas — 2019
Photography by Jamaica Jones
A painted concrete block wall and weathered door form a restrained composition of color, texture, and proportion. Peeling paint and rusted hardware introduce subtle variation within an otherwise minimal frame.
Photographed in Emporia, Kansas, the image reflects an attention to overlooked structures—finding quiet presence in functional spaces shaped by use, weather, and necessity.
The composition centers on balance: utility and abstraction, wear and restraint. What might be passed without notice becomes a study in surface, structure, and the quiet persistence of built form.
Still Ground is rooted in land, continuity, and stewardship. The series observes prairie, stone, water, and built structures shaped by natural cycles and long-term care. Rather than dramatic moments, the work focuses on presence—what remains, what recovers, and how land holds memory over time.
Still Ground: Blue Utility
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