Jayson Edward Carter
is a photographer from NY. His photographs explore the forms and implications of humanoid bodies within their relation to technologies.
A few concepts
are at work behind my images.
The most obvious is the distortion of
the human form, which in my opinion
suggests transformation. Using
peripheral devices, my photographs
are imbued with a “digital aesthetic”
that I hope will inspire the viewer to
consider how our tech-centric culture
changes us.
I view this manipulation as a conversation
between the physical and the
virtual -- the glitches that manifest on
the final images are, in essence, miscommunications
between the photograph
and the computer. Some figures
seem to dance with elation at the
change while others emote boredom or
isolation.
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