What is aged or overlooked can often be a source of beauty, if approached from a different perspective, from a desire to find stories. I seek out visual tales that lie hidden among rust and abandoned places. I feel that characters develop through weathering, the patina of rust emotes stories, and textures are like words on the page we can feel with our eyes.
Pushcart Prize and Kentucky Poet Laureate nominee, Sheri L. Wright is the author of six books of poetry, including the most recent, The Feast of Erasure. Wright’s visual work has appeared in numerous journals, including Blood Orange Review, Prick of the Spindle, Blood Lotus Journal and Subliminal Interiors. In 2012, Ms. Wright was a contributer to the Sister Cities Project Lvlds: Creatively Linking Leeds and Louisville.