SICK LIT MAGAZINE

These images come from an ongoing project called Imagined Futures.

I’m interested in how the act of photographing something can remove it from its context, allowing it to become re-imagined as a scene from a dystopia. So, a mannequin in a Berlin shop window, an anti-Trump protest, a car-park, people on the street at night, and graffiti in a Bristol back lane and the gate to my local park all somehow become part of possible, imagined future worlds.

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 Jason Jackson takes photographs. He also writes short fiction and poetry. In a busy life he hopes to get better at all three.