I am a photographer born and raised in Phoenix and currently living in Tempe. As a 3rd generation Arizonian, I make site-specific long term projects in the state that deal with the intersection of landscape, identity, and memory. Following the vein of a photographic lineage in the lyrical documentary mode, I seek out approaches to update this tradition by means of fiction and mixed media.

An Indexing of Industry in Canyon State

April 30, 2019October 12, 2021 Jake Hines

First coined in a 1939 issue of Arizona Highways, “The Five C’s”, defined by copper, cattle, cotton, citrus, and climate have played an integral role in the shaping of the social and physical landscape of the Valentine State. With the aid of these industries driving the economy during its settlement, the five C’s as a […]