Underground Soul

Chase Jarvis captures the essence of Seattle subculture with a gritty, human aesthetic

By Staff

Published March 1, 2013
Updated October 17, 2016

In this video, photographer Chase Jarvis talks about his Seattle 100 Project, documenting the underground culture of the city, and the process of creating prints for the exhibition of the Project.

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