→ Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry
Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year. Rahim Fortune – I can’t stand to see you cry. Photobook edited by Loose Joints. Black and white monograph shortlisted of the Paris Photo-Aperture award book of the year.
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"A year and change into father's diagnosis, his nightly calls began to become more frequent. My sister and I, his youngest children, spent countless hours in his room caring for him as his body gave up. Many nights we'd leave his room both knowing his condition was getting much worse, but we chose to say nothing of it."

I can't stand to see you cry is an exploration of Texas and the surrounding states, as well as the people who are fixed within its complex landscape. Fortune analyses relationships between family, friends and strangers, all caught in a flood of health and environmental issues while working to maintain grace. The artist uses his own personal experiences to explore the friction between public and private life, and the unspoken tensions in daily life through an approach rooted in the landscape. Moreover, Fortune’s biographical approach to photography attempts to unpack his own identity and experience in the midst of a pandemic, civil unrest, a cross-country move, a career, and the loss of a parent, thinking about both the future and past.

  • 112pp, 58 tritone plates, 235 × 265 mm
  • Printed embossed hardcover
  • ISBN 978-1-912719-25-9
  • Loose Joints, April 2021
  • First Edition - second printing.

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