Arthur Bruso

By breaking apart the image, I was able to represent the personal rational of how people relate in an urban environment among the buildings and sedentary objects on the street, and to explore the dynamics of securing one’s own place in the hierarchy of waiting.

To be remembered, one must first be seen.

About an hour and a half drive north of Rome in the ancient Etruscan region of Lazio lies the medieval town of Bomarzo.

My great-grandmother came to America in a heat of indignation and impatience.

ARTHUR BRUSO has captured, in the photographs of Penumbra, that particular moment when we enter a dark room and strain to see. The images are almost completely black.