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Some Remedy

Artist: Rogers S. Walker

Project: “Some Remedy”

Description: “Some Remedy” documents one family’s journey from Wilmington, North Carolina, to Houston, Texas, in search of a cure. The project records a road trip through the Deep South to seek treatment for a family member’s breast cancer. The photographs in the project depict the complex and sometimes jarring juxtapositions of illness, pastoral beauty, tenderness, and conflict. We see a father’s good humor and determination to find a cure for his daughter, and we experience the wonder and closeness that can still blossom amid grave sickness and struggle.

The work aims to capture the dynamic complexity of both the region and the experience of living with cancer, a struggle that can also force closeness and appreciation for the beauty that persists beyond illness. 

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Rogers S. Walker

Rogers S. Walker is a writer and photographer raised in rural South Carolina who currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His work examines the layered and often contested histories of the southern United States. He uses photography, poetry, and fiction to consider the generational ghosts of family and land that abide within the body to survive across great distances of time and space. His work seeks to understand and represent contested and ever shifting physical and cultural landscapes that define individual and collective identities. His creative writing has appeared in The Missouri Review, Naugatuck River Review, The San Francisco Chronicle, and other publications. He has shown his photography at the Fotogram gallery in Amsterdam and at Harvard University. He studied photography and film at Virginia Commonwealth University. He is currently completing a master’s in Creative Writing and Literature at Harvard University.