Georgia, USA
Australian-based photographer Louis Porter captures obscure objects that often go unnoticed, turning the mundane into something more. He does this in Telephone Booths, a series observing public phones and their variation between countries. Porter plays with the constant of the telephone – an object exhibiting the same purpose and function anywhere – yet when captured in vastly different environments around the world, we are reminded of the components of a connected society.
Singapore
Surabaya, Indonesia
Baoji, China
Vienna, Austria
New York, USA
This post was contributed by Dana Lyons.
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Excellent idea for a curatorial project.