Angst-Addled Desperation

Francie Bishop Good makes her solo debut at the David Castillo Gallery where her latest series of works, shot during visits to various women's recovery centers and domestic settings across the U.S., explore the emotions of her subjects and examines the worlds they inhabit. Her portraits in "Lost/Found" oscillate between...

By Carlos Suarez De Jesus

February 10, 2011

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Francie Bishop Good makes her solo debut at the David Castillo Gallery where her latest series of works, shot during visits to various women's recovery centers and domestic settings across the U.S., explore the emotions of her subjects and examines the worlds they inhabit. Her portraits in "Lost/Found" oscillate between quiet moments of contemplation or angst-addled desperation and open a window into environments where faded wallpaper, weatherworn rooms, and stark living rooms provide a gritty backdrop.
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