“For Brandon McClain, photography is an act of vulnerability. Taking the photograph, to him, represents ‘temporarily taking down my guard.’ To then share that same photograph represents taking down his guard permanently. … That world is a dark, southern gothic, characterized by environmental textures ranging from wretched suburbia to industrial wasteland. The humans that inhabit or pass through these spaces become props rather than characters. In fact, he often strips his subjects of their fundamentally human features by, for example, replacing their faces with the inanimate.”
— Alex Russell
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