Essay 228 • Dec 6th 2017
- by Jason Travis
It's freedom. It’s an open invitation. It’s wandering around an empty art gallery. It’s a space designed for light and splashed with color. It’s embracing a fraction of time for what it is, what it once was, and what it could be. And then it vanishes.
Jason Travis is a photographer, designer, illustrator, and musician based in Los Angeles. His work has been featured by CNN, USA Today, Gizmodo, BuzzFeed, BOOOOOOOM, and many more. He’s allergic to cats, carrots, and will forever love the 90s.
Model: Heidi Gutweiler
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