Foam Radio is a program in which artists on show at the photography museum talk about their work and practice, and music is played that relates to their exhibition. This episode focusses on the work of Daniel Shea. His belief that the built environment profoundly affects society, and vice versa, informs his photographic practice. His cityscapes are poetic and timeless, yet they address the very real effects of capitalism on the urban landscape – and society at large. We talk to him about his exhibition at Foam that just opened.