Dax Ward: Documenting Impermanence Through Urban Exploration

Every derelict location comes with its own individual history, but each one is connected in the sense that they are reminders of what once was, what might've been, and what happens when we forget. They are no longer freshly painted, not shiny and new anymore. Windows are broken. Doors, furniture, light fixtures, and most metal has been either stolen or scrapped. They are not as they once were, nor will they ever again be. Nonetheless, despite the decay and rust that many see as unsightly blots o...