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From stunning studio portraits of the Grandassa Models to behind-the-scenes images of Harlem’s artistic community

The Moth derives from one black-and-white picture that Jem Southam made in about 1983: a solitary man standing on Gwithian beach in St Ives

seascapes and landscapes

empathy and intellection

an ominously curved tunnel

nearly 40 years later

as if one has been awoken from a dreamlike state

featuring new unpublished photographs and a new sequence

a baptism in a watering trough

and a primordial view of the natural world as a place alive and enchanted

All of the now classic images within it―alongside a group of never published photographs―examine a once pristine land safeguarded by Indigenous peoples who needed no lessons in stewardship

This approach drove him to consider his definition of “home” – the place where he could ultimately feel comfortable – and to return to the U