PHOTO ESSAY
Family Viewing
The photographs of Jaret Belliveau
By Sean Flinn
July 12, 2006
 Place of Rest ( C Print, 2005). All photos courtesy of Jaret Belliveau. |
Following the death of their mother in January 2005, Jaret and David Belliveau drove from their family home in Moncton to the West Coast in a refurbished Volkswagen van that Jaret bought for $700. He sunk more money into a good stereo and pilfered leather seats from an old Saab that he owned to prepare the vehicle for long-distance travel.
From last September to November, the VW carried the brothers across Canada. Expect Delays, an exhibition of Jaret’s photos from the trip, chronicles the journey of self-discovery that they experienced along the way. The series, showing July 4 to 15 at Halifax’s Anna Leonowens Gallery, begins with David visiting his mother’s grave to retrieve a bandana he left in tribute to her.
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