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#4124 from the series House Hunting
by Todd Hido

ARTIST STATEMENT

I drive. I drive a lot.

People ask me how I find my pictures. I tell them I drive around. I drive and drive and I mostly don’t find anything that is interesting to me. But then, something calls out. Something that looks sort of off, or maybe an empty space. Sometimes it’s a sad scene. I like that kind of stuff. So I take the photos and some are good. And I keep driving and looking and taking pictures.

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#4124 from the series House Hunting

by Todd Hido

archival pigment print

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