MARK DAVEY

摘要

Dark mysteries lurk in the deserted alleys and doorways of Mark Davey's European nightscapes.To walk with him down the shadowy streets of Venice and Prague is to journey through a spectral past with forebodings of trance-like encounters with the wandering spirits of Josef K. and Poe's Fortunato. "Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to be traveling in a foreign country, a foreign city, and be completely lost—lost in a sense of being so involved in what I'm doing that nothing else matters," says the Welsh-born photographer, whose use of light and shadow imbues his scenes with an eerie, ghostly paranoia.