Journey to the South

Keith Carter's poetic, earthy images capture the tragic, lyric, lonely voice that is the South

Tone, flavor, a sense of place. If anything, these images recognize that the soul looks out of the eyes unmasked and vulnerable. They show us respectful, if dignified people who are locked into a world in which life happens at all times in a context we do not understand and with actions that often go unexplained. Significantly, it's a world which has little to do with our inadequate ideas of time and death, or the purpose of being.

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