Though Melissa quickly agreed to sit in the brown velvet chair, it did not belong to her. It sat in the front yard of John, her neighbor across the street, in the midst of the flowers he grows each year, all of them native to Kentucky.
Image and text by Kurt Gohde and Kremena Todorova, Discarded project.
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