Fidus Foto

09/04/2026

So, the trombocino (and 2 big-ass UGA Bulldog pumpkins) take account after 4 months in GA heat and humidity. Along the way we’ve probably eaten or gifted another dozen and there’s probably another half dozen remaining on the vine.

08/20/2026

All Consumed, 2007

Each day is filled with an unavoidable array of choice. For many there is an abundance of food, clothing, shelter, media, communications, and relationships. We select, consume and reconstitute evidence of our hunger for these things. The detritus of our consumption illustrates a personal and public record of desire, loss, hope and fear.

The photographs in this exhibition present objects that are juxtaposed to blur the line between what we might own alone with that which is shared. The work suggests that the process of consumption produces a rubric of emboldened objects. Overt or oblique, an order of meaning may be found in what is commonly viewed as chaotic. It is a meditation on the investment of consumption.

Please acknowledge Trash Worship artist, Rolando Politi, and his Winter Flowers Ongoing Waste Reduction, installed on the garden fence at La Plaza Cultural in the Lower East Side of New York City.

Dedicated to the memory of Paul Adrian Davies. Peace Brother

05/18/2026

Babies! Zucchino rapicanti aka Trombino squash, and UGA’s heat and humidity tolerant Orange Bulldog Pumpkin. Early days.

05/03/2026

And in the third year Spring began with a boatload of pomegranates, and renewed interest from our fine feathered friends. Here’s hoping we end up with a decent crop six plus months from now.

04/22/2026

These are a few examples of Roberta’s new hanging ropery work shot in the midst of our backyard rose bushes.

12/24/2023