Sandy Carson turns his wry wit to cataloguing the year 2020, an uncertain and unprecedented time when the world began navigating the ‘new normal’. Amassed mostly during lockdown in Austin, Texas, the photographs observe family relationships, grief, protests, social issues and everyday street life as Carson left home to exercise and escape for his own sanity, by foot or on his bike. Curious pairings evoke the interconnectedness many of us felt. A timeless, heartfelt and absurdist lens joins with a hopeful approach to storytelling: a gentle reminder that someday these days will be worth remembering. Pretty much.