furnish street carries a wholesale kitchenwear dealer into his 50's

another from my series of 4x6 photo to canvas transfers for my show "invisible houses." Taken on Highway 17 outside of Marfa Texas

furnish street carries a wholesale kitchenwear dealer into his 50's by Justin Parr

Also in invisible houses - solo show at vtrue / i2i Gallery:

Composite + mailbox by Justin Parr death puts the mylar down by Justin Parr lifeline + mailboxes from home by Justin Parr underexposed image + lifeline opposite wall by Justin Parr lifeline opposite wall by Justin Parr the hinges of the wall built for the installation by Justin Parr inset + mailbox + composite by Justin Parr The outside of the building, from the street. by Justin Parr egg-foreground walls/lifeline-background by Justin Parr wide angle of my installation at vtrue/i2i by Justin Parr Yanaguana bog Oak by Justin Parr bog oak by Justin Parr inside my old mailbox by Justin Parr invisible houses / Justin Parr @ vtrue artspace by Justin Parr mylar inside the neighbor by Justin Parr Mounted mailbox + lifeline by Justin Parr mailboxes + lifeline by Justin Parr the inside the the composite by Justin Parr by Justin Parr inside the larger box by Justin Parr topshelf of the larger box by Justin Parr invisible houses / Justin Parr @ vtrue artspace by Justin Parr invisible houses / Justin Parr @ vtrue artspace by Justin Parr wooden base by Justin Parr invisible houses / Justin Parr @ vtrue artspace by Justin Parr walls with visual eulogy by Justin Parr Yanaguana Bog Oak by Justin Parr invisible houses / Justin Parr @ vtrue artspace by Justin Parr charm of the spirit deer. by Justin Parr a little west of ireland and the rainbows end by Justin Parr when the sun rains down and calls us goliath by Justin Parr 17 roads lead to nowhere by Justin Parr ..when the rangers caught up to me by Justin Parr a mass of uninformed digression, leading opposition into the night. by Justin Parr 14 decisions and 6 dead-ends by Justin Parr i stole a title from my best friend maude by Justin Parr last dance at the starlight motel.. by Justin Parr