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https://theeyes.eu/wp-content/uploads/clark0.png1063768MY SHADOW’S REFLECTION By Marc Feustel Prison photography could be described as an exercise in making visible that which has been specifically designed to be beyond our gaze. An artist who chooses to work in this environment has to contend with an array of obstructions, the foremost of which, in Edmund Clark’s view,... View Article