Lance Mcfee lives in Kansas City and has worked on commercial and portrait assignments before transitioning his focus to black and white film photography in 2020. While working as an architectural photographer on the commercial end, he began traveling to destinations with his film camera to capture image collections which have been showcased in numerous exhibitions.
Artist Statement
All images in this body of work were taken with vintage film cameras. Today Lance uses black and white film because of its unique ability to capture the imperfections of industrial urban landscapes. The images created usually involve different variations of heavy industrial settings that symbolizes the personal growth of new perspectives by means of significant change. The objective is to distort the rough exterior of dilapidated structures to create non-representational visual concepts centered around core personal motivators such as ego, identity, balance, clarity, perseverance, uncertainty or any other ideological iteration of the self or spacial awareness.
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KCSCP Group Exhibition – Kansas City, MO 2024
KCSCP Group Exhibition – Kansas City, MO 2022
KCSCP Group Exhibition – Kansas City, MO 2021
KCSCP Group Exhibition – Kansas City, MO 2020
Jones Gallery Group Exhibition – Kansas City, MO 2020
Dangerous Lullabies IV Group Exhibition – Woodstock, IL 2020
Dark Beauty Magazine – Sept 2, 2019
