Jason DeBose: Labryinth to Parking Space – Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Characterised by depth and a seemingly unending series of barriers between the point of capture and the residence that serves as the final background, Labryinth to Parking Space challenges the viewer to discern a practical path to the lone automobile contained in the center of the frame. Its autumn setting in the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv places it in the longest consistently inhabited human settlement on Earth.

About the artist
Now marking a three-decade affair with urban photography, Jason DeBose has been based in Helsinki since 2007. Since the mid-1990s,his travels have brought the California-born artist to more than 200 cities in 40 countries, all with a camera by his side. An exhibiting artist for 18 years, DeBose's work has rested on the walls of over 45 hotels, restaurants, galleries, museums, churches and retail spaces in Finland, Estonia, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria and his native United States, where his works currently grace the permanent collections of Christchurch Lutheran and Finlandia University.