'He is a product of a working class family (his father was a long distance truck driver) and Page grew up to have a similar appreciation for travel - not as a leisure pursuit but with purpose in mind. This artist has always known his position as being ‘on the edge’: quietly observing, engendering trust in his subjects to chronicle decisive moments of struggle and dispossession, capturing the dignity of lives not usually taken notice of.'

Click on the image above to see the effects
of the ill-conceived Saemangeum
Reclamation project in South Korea.
For more information click Birds Korea in
the Links page.

The quotes that appear on some pages of this web site
are from the essay A Humanistic Commitment, written by Anne Kirker for the catalogue of my travelling exhibition Cross Section.

To see the press reaction when this photograph was removed from an exhibition in 1991 and declared pornographic, click on the image.

Learning to fly, age 18. Your first solo flight creates a lot of self-confidence!