Articles By Sophie Haigney
My Mobile Office
There is no boundary between my world and my workplace, except perhaps when I am asleep.
A Close Reading of Theresa May’s Frida Kahlo Bracelet
It’s not a political statement so much as an anti-statement, a means of image-making that resists firm interpretation.
4 Minute Read
I’m angry because our lives are increasingly meted out in pockets of time, and I want it to stop.
Art Interrupted
There are lots of reasons art doesn’t get finished. A common reason is that the artist dies.
The Faces of Google Street View
Something interesting sometimes happens, a kind of rupture in the fabric of the Street View universe: the drivers’ faces appear, warped but not blurred.
The California Photograph
The artificial oasis of green, the spinning infrastructure of energy, the oblivious humans.
