Tag: siberia
Prayer and Despair Folio update
Elephant, Kutch India, 1995. Platinum-palladium print from 8×10 negative Prayer and Despair [view folio] : I have just updated a body of work done while traveling across Russia, Siberia, Honduras, India and Japan during 1995. A handful of images have yet to be added from Russia and Siberia. A short statement from that time, which was written […]
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 […]
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 […]