Depicted Through Poignant Landscapes, The Grim Reality Of Consumption By Richard Allenby-Pratt - IGNANT
Typically, nature offers us humbling respite against the stark realities of life; we find the sublime in tiers of clouds, in the sun setting behind...
Name Richard Allenby-Pratt Project Consumption Words Steph Wade --> Typically, nature offers us humbling respite against the stark realities of life; we find the sublime in tiers of clouds, in the sun setting behind mountains, or in the curves of sand dunes in a desert. Yet what happens to the authenticity of this human phenomenon when our own actions are destroying such places? At the heart of British photographer Richard Allenby-Pratt ’s eerie and arresting landscape series ‘ Consumption ’, is an exploration into this issue. The artist, who spends his time between the UK and the Middle East,
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