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"Timothy Archibald&amp;#039;s Echolilia portrait series was borne out of a desire to understand and bond with his autistic son Elijah. Archibald used the project as form of therapy, a way to understand and accept his sons diagnosis.  The series reveals Eli&amp;#039;s relationship and interaction with the objects around him, offering an anomalous perspective to communication and self-expression. Archibald comments,  &amp;quot;I never wanted [Eli] to think that he was normal. I wanted him to be aware of how different he was and see that as an asset.&amp;quot; Archibald stepped out of his comfort zone by relinquishing the artistic control he&amp;#039;s used to enjoying in his profession as a photographer, and instead allowing his son to take the lead.  The end result is a photographic series that captures a rarely revealed view of the world."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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