Marcin Wilk, aka Marching Wolf, is a New Orleans-based Polish photographer and traveler. Trained in philosophy and international relations—and interested in history, art and social phenomena—he applies both his education and passions to his photography. He focuses on urban and rural decay, portraits of ordinary people, and landscapes.

Marching Wolf's America is the result of 5 years of walking, hitchhiking and driving through the U.S. and Mexico. During his journey Wilk has explored American history, culture and social phenomena. The central theme of this project is the current condition of society and the country, as well as a reflection on philosophical and cultural principles that built the United States of America.

See more on his Instagram account: marchingwolfphotography
or visit his website at: marchingwolf.com

“Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.”

– Tractatus Logico Philosophicus, Ludwig Wittgenstein

“…or one can take a photo.”

– Marching Wolf

- OPENING RECEPTION :: Saturday July 13, 6 – 10 pm

- ARTIST’S TALK :: Sunday July 14, 2 – 4 pm
Join the discussion at Agitator with Marcin Wilk who relates the behind the scenes experiences of his travels and the backstories for his photos.

- EXHIBITION REVIEW :: in Dziennik Zwiazkowy (Polish Daily News • Chicago) “Journey Through America-Through the Lens of Marcin Wilk” (article in Polish)

All exhibition artworks by Marcin Wilk >>
Exhibition documentation photos by Jason Greenberg

Scroll through documentation & installation views of the exhibit below.