Aerial view of a snowy hillside dotted with people engaged in winter activities—sledding, playing, and walking—scattered across the white landscape with bare trees, a lamp post, and various sleds and toys visible from above.

Julie Blackmon

Snow Days, 2021

archival pigment print

available at 26” x 32” (edition of 7), 35.75” x 45” (edition of 7), 44” x 55.5” (edition of 7)

"With or without snow (and yes it's melting), it seems like we’ve had 350 snow days in a row. I have so much respect for the parents who have spent months upon months nonstop with their kids underfoot. It’s unnatural and next to impossible. The thing is, too much together time is hard, but too much alone time is, too. The simultaneous desire to connect and disconnect. They're such primal needs —the need to draw close and then to retreat." - Julie Blackmon

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