Clayton Porter

ke·loid

ke·loid

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noun

an area of irregular fibrous tissue formed at the site of a scar or injury.

Photo taken by artist Clayton Porter of his father’s body—postmortem—framed under glass in maple.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.
Photo taken by artist Clayton Porter of his father’s body—postmortem—framed under glass in maple.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.
Photo taken by artist Clayton Porter of his father’s body—postmortem—framed under glass in maple.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.
Photo taken by artist Clayton Porter of his father’s body—postmortem—framed under glass in maple.
Photo taken by artist Clayton Porter of his father’s body—postmortem—framed under glass in maple.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.
The surface of a blanket photographed by artist Clayton Porter from a obtuse angle that eludes to a mountainous topographical landscape.