{"name":"#1951","created_by":"Todd Hido","description":"'House Hunting' is on the one hand, a portrait of a certain America at that specific moment in history: this is an economically downtrodden place, dark and empty homes with the dirty laundry barely packed, or homes with the lights on but radiating no warmth. Simultaneously, this is a portrait of America — and specifically, suburban America — from any contemporary post-war decade. Hido’s work has echoes of the ’70s adolescence he spent in his hometown of Kent, Ohio, a city scarred by the 1970 shooting of four college students by the Ohio Army National Guard during a Vietnam War protest. These are quiet photographs, overwhelmed with emotion and history. \"I take photographs of houses at night because I wonder about the families inside them\".\n\nEdition: 1 of 1","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Todd Hido"},{"trait_type":"Year","value":"1997"},{"trait_type":"Collection","value":"House Hunting"},{"trait_type":"Property","value":"Exterior"},{"trait_type":"Location","value":"Suburban America"},{"trait_type":"Edition","value":"1 of 1"},{"trait_type":"Medium","value":"Non-Fungible Token"},{"trait_type":"File Size","value":"4000 × 3183 px (2.8 MB)"},{"trait_type":"License","value":"© Todd Hido"},{"trait_type":"Copyright","value":"© Todd Hido 2022 All Rights Reserved"}],"image_details":{"bytes":2750103,"format":"JPEG","sha256":"0f53437aec08fcc65347590e1a1688f9ea6f9186dab8e10211820f26d87bd528","width":4000,"height":3183},"image":"https://arweave.net/6MkhozT5rzytkaBQjHLFXuv2W0Cp2-wJ__owmqu0MMY","image_url":"https://arweave.net/6MkhozT5rzytkaBQjHLFXuv2W0Cp2-wJ__owmqu0MMY"}