A Series of Human Decisions marks Bill Jacobson’s move toward sharply focused photographs of the constructed world. Interiors, objects, and arrangements become evidence of the choices through which people shape their surroundings. The images retain the quiet reflection associated with his earlier work while attending closely to material details and the spaces between them. An extended interview with curator Ian Berry accompanies the photographs, offering insight into Jacobson’s thinking about how everyday environments accumulate through successive acts of making and arranging.
