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"Emotionally
charged color photographs of the painfully changing
topographics of Silicon Valley."
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Alison
Devine Nordstrom
Curator
of Photographs, George Eastman
House
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“…[Filo’s]
work is both historically aware and clairvoyant in
its examination of land use. Her photographs portray
what stands now, yet they always evoke what came before
and ask what will inevitably come next…her sensitivity
to this landscape resonates with many members of our
community who see the complex story of the Silicon
Valley through the lens of their own opinions of the
necessary balance between progress and preservation.”
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Terri
Whitlock
Curatorial
Associate, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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“Filo's
camera looks on Silicon Valley with affection. It's
her home. She asks the question: Is the valley a lesson
on what can go wrong, or a model for other places that
want to do things right? She asks, but doesn't care
to answer directly. Instead, she is trying to get people
to stop and think -- to freeze the frenzy. Her photos
do that by offering a pause and a point of reflection.”
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