"Illiteral employs handmade optical filters, along with other implements and techniques to create moods and abstracts from everyday elements. Instead of creating a narrative with titles, the interpretation is left to the viewer"

Ewolf is a Detroit-based photographer who dislikes being photographed, himself. While he has had a long career as a museum photographer, he established himself in the music scene as a musician in some notable Detroit punk bands, and gained even more notice for his photographs in that same scene - working directly with bands, with labels such as Touch and Go Records, Atlantic Records, Island Records, along with national magazines including Alternative Press. Departing from the music scene, his work been featured in a number of publications on art and architecture, among them a book on the history of Detroit’s elegant Guardian Building, and he has photographed works of art for numerous artists and collectors.

Ewolf’s personal work often employs a wry approach to everyday life and culture. Although he exhibits his work infrequently, the themes tend to develop over the course of years, as with his piece titled The Cinderella Project, a study of lost and discarded shoes found locally and while traveling. He owns at least three copies of the Get The Knack album.

The reception will take place on October 14th from 6pm-10pm