THE LORE THAT CREPT THE SOUTH

It has been rumored to grow a mile a night and that an open window serves as an invitation for its entry. Entangled in Southern culture and a campy subject intermittently revisited by journalists, the myth of kudzu developed deep roots—spreading further than the plant itself. This work serves as a visual representation of the lore that surrounds the creeping vine that never truly ate the South.

Untitled, Montgomery, AL, 2015, digital inkjet print