Several months before the big oil spill, I began experimenting with some imagery of pigmented oil dropped in water. I was amazed by the suggestive forms and shapes that began to appear. In one case, I made a mirror image, which is a gimmick, and something I rarely do, but I was even more amazed--I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Now with the oil spill continuing to gush, these images seem to take on added meaning. What do you think?
"With this annual competition, The Light Factory asked photographers and artists throughout the world to submit their most challenging and inventive work for an exciting exhibition. "
This new juried exhibition at the Light Factory in Charlotte, N.C. will feature work from my "Fairytales and Reveries" series with resin coating.
Some of you may remember me as a co-founder of the fine art publishing group "Thomasson- Grant". Now I've come full circle, back to my original interests and instinctive love of photography. Experimenting with new technological tools and techniques, my work most often focuses on botanical imagery.
I am represented by Getty Images worldwide, by Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, D. C. and by Les Yeux du Monde Gallery in Charlottesville. I work out of my home studio in Charlottesville.