13/10/2026
CLOSING SOON / 31
Christopher Young’s photographic practice is concerned with the traces people leave behind: places, objects, bodies, memories and the stories that accumulate around them. Across his series, photography becomes a way of excavating these fragments and asking what they might reveal about identity, belonging, absence and time.
The images are not staged. Rather, they are "as found" - encountered in the world and photographed in the condition in which Young discovers them. This distinction is important. Young does not construct the object or scene so much as locate, isolate and preserve it. Meaning emerges through the act of discovery, and through the gaps between what is visible and what can only be imagined.
Across the series, the photograph therefore becomes both evidence and mystery: a fragment of something that existed before the camera arrived, carrying traces of stories that may be recoverable, unknowable or entirely invented.
31 / Christopher Young
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