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“YOU SHOULDN’T BE DOWN HERE”
• KEEP GOING ↑ • TURN BACK ↓
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The Study on Post-Pubescent Manhood is a collection of images taken by American photographer Stacy Kranitz in 2013. It looks at how subculture self-consciously dramatizes violence through daily rituals, habits, and pastimes, thereby implicating the photographer and viewer as consumers of that violence. These images were taken at a dystopian compound in the Southern Ohio Appalachian region of the United States.
"I have focused my gaze on a group of young men that I befriended at a dystopian compound in Ohio. I went there searching for displays of violence that function as catharsis so I could validate behavior that might at first glance seem destructive, dissolute, or anti-social."
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Fig. 2. Self-inflicted cigarette burns (first-, second-, and third-degree) on the flexor side of the left forearm.
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UNTITLED.
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BLINDSIGHT VISIONS ART
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Dog after midnight
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