In "Lonely Structures," Barry Shapiro presents abandonment as grandeur. A flipped over car alone in a field appears alongside of ancient ruins in an empty, pastoral landscape. Shapiro's series suggest an interconnectedness between these two objects, and in both images there is a sense of spiritual destruction. 

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Daniel Borzutzky

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KOCHI MUZIRIS BIENNALE