Kegan mcfadden: a separate peace

“It took me two years to leave my two-decades-long relationship. Sometime midway through the first of those years I’d began collecting pictures of men in pairs with their backs to the camera. These are images of men, boys, friends, fathers and sons, brothers, lovers, team mates, models, colleagues and coworkers, uniformed, naked, casual, impossibly staged, but all in pairs. I stole them from Instagram over the course of one year, screen-grabbing them one at a time. I slowly built up a cache of photos featuring these men walking or facing away from the camera lens, turning their backs on the world and into themselves. I accumulated five hundred of these images. When you begin to look for something, it becomes all you can see — getting in the way of what is actually there.”  – Kegan McFadden, A Separate Peace

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