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Daniel Shea是一位住在芝加哥城外的摄影师。2007年夏天，他前往阿巴拉契亚山的煤矿堪采区拍摄。现代的煤矿开采让整个山顶都夷为平地，并产生许多相关的社会与政治问题，这让他对此充满好奇。他试图从阿巴拉契亚山脉煤矿业中寻觅出一些文化含义。最终呈现给大家的就是这个展示阿巴拉契亚山脉当地居民与工人生活状态的“正在被移走的山”系列。现在他正在俄亥俄州东南部拍摄，这里能看到的是煤矿转换为能量的最后一个环节，算是“正在被移走的山”系列的延续。


Daniel Shea is a photographer based out of Chicago. In the summer of 2007, he began shooting a body of work examining the coal industry in Appalachia. What started as an interest in the modern coal mining process known as mountaintop removal quickly evolved into an extensive study of the social/political institutions surrounding these practices. Above all else, he became interested in surveying the cultural implications of extracting coal from Appalachian Mountains. The result was the Removing Mountains series, which shows the life conditions of the people in Appalachian Mountains. He is currently shooting and editing a project in Southeast Ohio. As a follow up to Removing Mountains, he aims to explore the coal-burning end of this industry, where coal is transformed into energy.

Kenichi Hoshine的绘画试图打破摄影与绘画的界线。Polite Winter是与James Jean一起合作的项目。

Kenichi Hoshine is trying to break through the line between photography and painting. Polite Winter is the project collaborating with James Jean.