Arturo Soto’s photographs have a quiet, observant quality that I find deeply engaging. They make ordinary places feel charged with memory, distance, and something just slightly unresolved.
Thank you, Karl Steel, for recommending his work.
Until next time,
Tomasz
His photographs do not have "a quiet, observant quality", but have a dreary monotony. Take a look: there are no people, just the waste they left behind.
Sadly that looks like lots of streets where the fly tippers have been.