About the Exhibition
Closing reception: Sunday, June 14, 1 - 3 pm
“Through my images, I am interested in conveying an aberrant relationship between humans and the land because we have changed our natural landscape through settlement, deforestation, and environmental pollution. Economic, population, and technological growth has fueled our modern dependence on and destruction of the land. Pollution has become synonymous to our culture’s current demand for a high quality of life while creating a waste-world in our very backyards that infringes on the quality of our health. Over the past two years, I traveled cross-country visiting brown fields, EPA sites, strip mines, and poisoned communities. These images bear witness to the places I have visited and some of the people I have met.” - Erin Harper Vernon
About the Gallery
Photo 612 is dedicated to the development of any photographic aspiration through it's space as a gallery and a learning center. Gallery Shows are hosted throughout the year showcasing the area's best talent. Photography as an art form is continually expanding and Photo 612 takes pride in supporting it's awareness.
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