A riotous photographic romp celebrating sociality and everyday clutterA glorious photobook in which people places and things casually tangle up into beautifully baffling configurations Jordan Weitzmans born 1984 Participation captures the world at a slant where naked bodies form sultry architecture and everyday clutter assembles into art. With a Louis Fratino dust jacket featuring halfetched figures and mysterious symbols the books sequence is intimate and playful while never spelling itself out. Its title expresses the photographers immersion in his milieu as he locates with an exacting compositional eye where the goofiness and boredom of everyday life drift into formal complexity and undefinable emotional states it is an invitation as much as it is a challenge not only descriptive of Weitzmans willingness to get in and meet his subjects head waist or sideon but for the viewer to crane their neck and pick apart his gorgeously twisted poetry of the strange ways people come together.