Please join me on Thursday, April 16th from 4-6pm at the Atherton Public Library for a Springtime presentation about the genesis of my non-digital cameraless photography.
Borne of a love of science and exploration, these works have more in common with Chinese ink brush painting and improvisational jazz than with the well-worn traditions of photography. Like every brush stroke or note played, every application of light cannot be rehearsed, and once exposed to the film, cannot be undone.
The resulting images, free of the distortions found in digital photography, reveal unrecognized dimensions in the commonplace plants we see every day.
With this work, I am chasing something I cannot possibly define, anticipate, or manage into existence. In surrendering to my artistic practice, I see glimpses of my work, my world, and myself as a part of a larger whole, connected through my art.
I hope to see you there!
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