Pond, Anrukanji, Japan December, 1994
Category Archives: prayer and despair
Taha Muhammad Ali
Angel. Jodphur, India. 1995. platinum-palladium print. When Taha Muhammad Ali speaks of poetry and words, to me, he also speaks of photography and vision. His work engulfs me. Buy his book, So What, and read ‘The Falcon’. Where Poetry hides somewhere behind the night of words behind the clouds of hearing, across the dark of [...]
diwali, a time for light, appreciating dark
Moonrise, Araam Hotel, Jaipur. 1995 Platinum-palladium print, 8×10 in
wishing gentleness to Gustav
Deer fence. Near Irkutsk, Siberia. 1995 platinum-palladium print, 8 x 10 in
moonrise, lake baikal
moonrise, Lake Baikal, Siberia. from series, ‘Prayer and Despair‘ 1995. platinum-palladium print, 8×10 in. My friend Chris Bucklow, in a discussion (What’s in the Dwat) of Phillip Guston’s work, considers the use of rising suns as a symbolization of polarization and dichotomy. Multiple suns, moons, selves; multiplicity. Even Salman Rushdie, in his new book, The Enchantress of [...]
unmade bed
unmade bed, Mumbai, 1995. platinum-palladium print, 8×10 in.
coconut
Coconut. Gujerat. India. 1995 platinum-palladium print, 8×10 in
traveling with mark
wood. sky. near lake baikal. 1995 platinum-palladium print, 8×10 inches. This image was made in one of the most ‘natural’ spots on this planet that I have ever been to. And yet, what I formed my thoughts around is the result of death and decay, and ultimately, rejuvenation. Photographically, this image is not at all [...]
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