Wolf Branch

“I began compulsively photographing Wolf Branch in 2019 in the wake of my parents' divorce and the sale of the family property. In the beginning I imagined the project would be about ‘the American South’ but the work naturally slanted in a much more personal direction. In its current form, images of my mother, father, and brother exist alongside landscapes and details of the natural world. Colored by my memories of growing up in the mountains of Western North Carolina, Wolf Branch is focused on my shifting feelings about the region and my family's relationship with the land. The images throughout; mountains shrouded in mist, slivers of forest, detritus in the water and air, represent falling apart and finding rebirth in the splinters.” - Evan Allan 12.375 × 15.25” (315 × 387mm)* / 96 pages / Hand-bound Softcover / Inkjet Printed with Archival Pigment Inks / Coptic Stitch / Cover: Mohawk Loop Antique Vellum, Birch 110DTC / Interior: Mohawk Via Satin, Cream White / Unique handmade leaf paper spine from Kozo Studio.