Photographer, Joe Buglewicz, turns our stomachs with his series of past due perishables. Titled, Rotten, the series keys in on highlighting a process that is often frowned upon, and purposefully hidden away. In a way, Buglewicz’s Rotten beautifies decay.
“It’s one thing to see rotting food on the ground, in the trash, dumpster, or in your fridge, since we’ve been exposed to that so much, it kind of seems normal in that environment. The decay can seem pretty at first to some, but in the end that food that went unconsumed and represents a small piece of a larger problem.”
– Joe Buglewicz.
Courtesy of Joe Buglewicz.
Courtesy of Joe Buglewicz.
Courtesy of Joe Buglewicz.
Courtesy of Joe Buglewicz.
Courtesy of Joe Buglewicz.
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