《威廉•埃格尔斯顿 414》是Harmony Korine和Juergen Teller撰写的一本视觉回忆录，讲述了十年前他们与William Eggleston和他的儿子Winston从孟菲斯到密西西比州的一次公路旅行。这本记录他们自发的私人旅行的书收录了Korine和Teller的照片和简短的介绍，表现了在共同体验美国公路的过程中他们对彼此的爱，并将加油站、废弃的卡车、福音派家庭、平庸的风景和酒店房间的图像与坦率的肖像相结合。某些照片巧妙地重现了Eggleston自己拍摄的著名图案——彩色电灯串、路标、汽车里的人——然而这本书的明星无疑是Eggleston本人，他总是打扮得无可挑剔，无论是坐在厨房的餐桌前，牵着表妹Maude Schuyler Clay的手，还是弹着三角钢琴。

William Eggleston 414 is Harmony Korine and Juergen Teller’s visual memoir of a road trip they took ten years ago with William Eggleston and his son, Winston, from Memphis to Mississippi. Featuring photos and short introductions by Korine and Teller, this record of their spontaneous, intimate journey captures their love for each other through the shared experience of the American road, and combines images of gas stations, abandoned trucks, evangelical households, banal landscapes and hotel rooms with candid portraits. Certain photos cleverly re-

visit Eggleston’s own famous motifs―strings of colored electric lights, road signs, people in cars―and yet the star of the show is without doubt Eggleston himself, always impeccably groomed, whether seated at the kitchen table, holding the hand of cousin Maude Schuyler Clay, or playing the grand piano.