Edmund Clark: No Place Like Home
“It’s realizing that the visual document has surpassed the textual document. It used to be that things were written down. You can call me a photographer, but in a sense it’s more about how I use the pictures. I’m interested in how imagery can explore ideas and say things about experiences rather than being seen as single images telling a truth. I don’t believe that images tell a truth. You create documents and bodies of work that explore ideas.”