Tag: Rachel Malde
Blindness 3
Detail from a reproduction, Madonna del Parto, Piero dela Francesca. This is one of my most favorite paintings. It’s presence alone is humbling and timeless, but add to that the fact of the painting: I think it is a smart and inspiring ‘essay’ on the additive primaries (before optics and the properties of light had […]
looking at my bed
looking at my bed, sewanee, tn, March 2013 …a note to my partner, fellow photographer Rachel Malde, who is on a work trip in Kingston, Jamaica… Hello my love it is a rainy rainy day in Sewanee I processed four rolls of 120 film made coffee and again and the rain speaks noises that […]
Fayum – Rachel, 2007
Rachel, 2007 Many of the Fayum portraits were painted on thin wooden boards, and then wrapped into place on the surface layers of mummies, above the face of the deceased. Thin boards. Gazing for as long as the paintings endured, out and up. The thinness of our existence is both terrorizing and fantastic. I tried […]