Babybel Skins, Someone’s Rubbish, Brighton, and Hove, May 2020.
Social distancing, walking, and spotting rubbish.
I have been taking daily photographs of rubbish for 5 years looking at life via the objects we discard. I have always thought about how the rubbish will look to people in the future looking back on us as a civilization. I have thought about a time when maybe there are fewer people on the streets and how an archeologist looks at objects and builds a picture of human life past. There is less rubbish about right now, finding things whilst we are in lockdown feels poignant. Due to the pandemic over the past weeks, we have only been allowed out to shop or exercise.
5 years of daily photographs looking at life now via the objects we use and discard.
The rubbish pile keeps growing.
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Someone’s Rubbish Copyright Chloe Juno
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