TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月2日 02時08分

These photographs of Lisette were taken about 15 years apart. In the 90s, @bethyarnelleedwards photographed #families, #friends and acquaintances in #SiliconValley for her Suburban Dreams project that grew out of her own disillusionment with life in #suburbia. In 2016, she revisited many of her original subjects. In the first image Lisette was a single mom, widowed at 30 years old. Her kids were 6 and 9. "Today I’m living in the same house in San Carlos with my children, 21 and 24, and two dogs. I have a career in #art and teaching, which has flourished after going back to college for an MFA,” she said. "I’ve worked with a wide variety of people, including the elderly, children with cancer, people with autism, and young people in a juvenile hall. I’m also a scuba diver now,” she adds. "I wish then I had known that I was capable of taking care of myself and had felt less anxious.” See the full photo essay on TIME.com. Photographs by @bethyarnelleedwards

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