Justin Lane

Time is not depressing when you use it to create art and foster creative experiences for others. It does not shrink and swell like it does for everything else. Each new brush stroke on an oil painting, not a deck, feels like an organized gesture that breathes new life.

So, too for me in the creation of model-sets that I create then render into photographs. Or, places I surreptitiously enter to photograph. A photograph is timeless tangible evidence that an action existed. I try to stress acts that deal with a high level of impermanence at their core then record them beautifully. Always trying to perfect for audiences so that not only I will benefit from the experience of them. Then, I tear down the structures and start a new idea. The new idea has a lineage with its predecessor and so on. I try to capitalize on this so that the photographs are in essence a family.