Jasha, Troy, Kamari, Clayuisha, Isaiah, and Daiazhuaniq walked outside the West End Community Empowerment Project for a fire drill just as we arrived at the pile of cast-away furniture. Because it was a beautiful October evening, because the fire drill quickly came to an end, and because their teachers liked the description of DISCARDED, they were eager to pose for a photograph.
Image and text by Kremena Todorova and Kurt Gohde, Discarded project.
Discarded project
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