J.A. Hayden
Islesboro, Maine
about
Lines, planes, color and light, the elements merge in endlessly interesting variation. I follow the image as it surfaces, looking for waysigns and meaning.
Living off the coast of Maine means anchoring in polarity — between seasons, between classes, between tides. As society breaks down, as Earth breaks down, can we liberate and regenerate before our shackled past destroys us?
Educated to within an inch of my life, I have no more patience for legitimacy. We live in the great wreckage. While there is no hope, there can be freedom.