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GeolocationI’ve always thought of photography as a sensory medium—something that captures not just an image, but a feeling tied to a specific moment. Looking at a photograph can take you back, but often without a clear sense of where that moment existed.

Geolocation builds on that idea by introducing a graphic system that anchors each image to a precise place. By embedding coordinates and address data directly into the frame, each photograph becomes something you can return to—not just emotionally, but physically.

The boxes act as a consistent structure across the work, framing both the image and its location data. They create a visual boundary while reinforcing the relationship between the photograph and the place it was taken.

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From a Shed in LA
Chess Table
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Jacquelin Casey
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Geolocation
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