"Wild Caught Art" - "The Tonola Tarps" - Image #1

Highlights from the first in a book series titled "Wild Caught Art"

Volume #1:
Draped over acres of marketplace on the bustling main and side streets of Tonola, in the state of Jalisco, tarpaulin canopied stalls protect merchants and patrons alike from the intense Mexican sun and afternoon thunderstorms. The configurations
of tarp-strewn stalls and the way in which they visually interact with each other have by sheer accident become magnificent visual expressions.

“Wild Caught Art”(WCA):
WCA is a series of worldwide photographic explorations in which each volume sets out to document and demonstrate that meaningful art is continually and wholly being created and formed by happenstance and is often the byproduct of
day-to-day human activity.
WCA aspires to instigate awareness and inspection of the visual mosaic and magic that surrounds each and every one of us at each and every moment. From the found object to found art, the viewer is ever challenged to look outside oneself and inside oneself, to uncover and to then see… truly see.