Shoeless In Seattle: Homelessness, drug addiction and mental Illness Seen through shoes in the city I love.
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Shoeless In Seattle: Homelessness, drug addiction and mental Illness Seen through shoes in the city I love.

by Holland Deloss Mcgraw

memoir social issues urban life
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A photographic meditation on homelessness, addiction, and mental illness in Seattle, using abandoned shoes as quiet witnesses to lives on the margins.

About This Book

Shoeless In Seattle presents a photographic study of discarded shoes found throughout the city, using them as markers of deeper social issues.

The work focuses on the visible traces of homelessness, drug addiction, and mental illness in urban spaces.

Through quiet, observational imagery, the book invites reflection on the human stories connected to these everyday objects.

It offers a somber look at the challenges faced by individuals living on the margins of Seattle.

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