Brendon Burton's Photographs Capture Traces of North American Life
Portland-based photographer Brendon Burton has shifted his focus from isolated landscapes to the interiors of abandoned homes across rural North America. His recent work introduces human presence through domestic objects like worn boots, aged portraits, and a quilted bed, inviting viewers to piece together speculative stories about former inhabitants. Burton is also directing five music videos to be released in the coming months and has published a second edition of his book 'Epitaph', available on his website.
Key facts
- Brendon Burton is a Portland-based photographer.
- His recent work explores abandoned homes in rural North America.
- The photographs feature domestic objects such as boots, portraits, and quilts.
- Burton is directing five music videos to be released soon.
- He has published a second edition of his book 'Epitaph'.
- The book is available on his website.
- His work preserves traces of past inhabitants through intimate objects.
- The photographs are described as enigmatic and narrative-driven.
Entities
Artists
- Brendon Burton
Institutions
- Colossal
Locations
- Portland
- United States
- North America