I got an e-mail from
Shawn Records today, and after checking out his website I discovered a number of interesting projects.
Beaverton,
La Playa and
Portland Grid Project are all worth investigating. Many of his photographs have an anthropomorphizing effect on inanimate objects and structures in the landscape, a phenomenon I find fascinating. This is probably in part due to how people tend to humanize stationary objects in photographic representations, but also due to Records' compositional juxtapositions.
Shawn was also recently a part of
J & L Books'
Paper Placemats (ATL), a public art project curated by
Jason Fulford.



Photographs from the series
BeavertonAll Images © Shawn Records