Lori Nix considers herself a \"non-traditional\" photographer, because instead of going out to find subject matter, she constructs her own. For \"The City\"<\/a>, Nix created a series of photographs that depicted how she thinks a post-human future might look. This image is titled \"Anatomy Classroom.\" <\/p>\n Lori Nix <\/p>\n Nix imagines buildings lying empty, yet becoming inhabited by new residents: fauna and flora. This images is titled \"Vacuum Showroom\" from the series \"The City.\"<\/a> <\/p>\n Lori Nix <\/p>\n Streets would be quiet without horns blaring and tires screeching. This image is titled \"Subway\" from the series \"The City.\"<\/a> <\/p>\n Lori Nix <\/p>\n Nix builds models of public spaces dedicated to history, science, and commerce lying deteriorating and neglected. This image is titled \"Library\" from the series \"The City.\"<\/a> <\/p>\n Lori Nix <\/p>\n As these spaces lie abandoned in Nix's post-human future, nature slowly takes them back. This images is titled \"Bar\" from the series \"The City.\"<\/a> <\/p>\n Lori Nix <\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the rest here: Lori Nix considers herself a \"non-traditional\" photographer, because instead of going out to find subject matter, she constructs her own. For \"The City\" , Nix created a series of photographs that depicted how she thinks a post-human future might look. This image is titled \"Anatomy Classroom.\" Lori Nix Nix imagines buildings lying empty, yet becoming inhabited by new residents: fauna and flora Continue reading
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