Cary Tijerina
is mildly colorblind, a photographer, contrarian, and nomad.His work in the past has examined questions of meaning in photography through dynamic physical interaction. He remains keenly interested in these questions, as well as: cultivating a critical and curious nature, the misuse of materials, “getting it wrong,” and generally doing everything the hard way. His recent work stresses the importance of impermanence and the daily tasks of modern life.
