Kendal Walker's 'Tracks': A Fragmented Autobiography in Photographs
Kendal Walker, a photographer, presents her latest work, 'Tracks,' which serves as a fragmented autobiography compiled from eight years of photography across Utah, New York, and London. The book, curated by her sister, is organized in a non-linear, diary-like fashion, showcasing themes of movement, transformation, connection, and solitude. Originally from Utah and now residing in London, Walker views her art as a means to explore her emotions and capture her surroundings. The photographs often depict solitary figures against desolate backdrops featuring elements like snow, asphalt, and chainlink fences. Walker emphasizes that photographs evolve over time, transitioning from fleeting moments to significant artifacts. Innen will publish the book on June 13, 2026, with a related exhibition at Manor Place, London, SE17 3BD, from June 13–24, 2026.
Key facts
- Kendal Walker's new photo book 'Tracks' is a fragmented autobiography.
- The book is composed of photographs taken over the last eight years.
- Images were taken in Utah, New York, and London.
- The book is curated by Walker's sister.
- 'Tracks' is non-chronological and diaristic.
- Walker grew up in Utah and is now based in London.
- Recurring images include lone figures in empty landscapes with abrasive textures.
- 'Tracks' is published by Innen and releases on June 13, 2026.
- An exhibition runs from June 13–24, 2026 at Manor Place, London.
Entities
Artists
- Kendal Walker
Institutions
- Innen
- Manor Place
- AnOther
Locations
- Utah
- New York
- London
- United Kingdom
- Heber
- Manor Place, London, SE17 3BD