Michael Stockton - Quiet Walk gift

Michael Stockton - Quiet Walk giftReplika Publishing 2026 Quiet Walk brings together five years of photographs made while walking near the artists childhood home in Middlesbrough, North East England. Shot on analogue film and paired with his own writing, the work moves between landscape and memory, tracing how familiar places shift over time. Shaped by the early death of a close friend, the work returns to the same paths again and again. Walking becomes a way of thinking through

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