For the past twenty years, Charles LaBelle has explored the geographic and psychogeographic space of the city. Celebrating what Walter Benjamin called the phantasmagoria of the modern metropolis, LaBelle’s interest is in locating and investigating the intersection of place and subjectivity—how identity is formed in relationship to spaces of inhabited and experienced. After working in a variety of media for most of his career, since 2007 he has devoted himself to the single, ongoing project The Dwelling Archive.
