I WALK TOWARD THE SUN WHICH IS ALWAYS GOING DOWN

In Alan Huck's picture-text book, I walk toward the setting sun. still down? Switching between photographs of the peripheries of the city ​​and an interior monologue written in fragmentary prose at the first person, this hybrid essay draws on the ambulatory work of writers such as WG Sebald and Annie Dillard, both integrated into the literary network and cultural references interwoven throughout the text of the book. In part metafiction about the working process of a photographer and partly interdisciplinary exploration of its relationship to a particular place, the author uses the essential indeterminacy of photography and written language to create an attention exercise that moves seamlessly between both mediums.