Dakota Smith aka 'Bobo Jiggs' on Identity, Photography and 'Still-Lives'

KIOS | By Courtney Bierman

Published October 9, 2021 at 4:20 PM CDT

Two images are side by side in the same frame. The left is a black and white photo of a tall tower standing in a field. On the right is a heavily saturated photo of a blonde woman in a red dress standing in a patch of sunflowers that reach above her head.

Dakota Smith, who creates art under the name "Bobo Jiggs" talks about his photography installation "Still-Lives," a study of relationships between pairs of seemingly unrelated photographs

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