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LUMINOUS VISIONS: SCOTT MORGAN: 10,000 YEARS
©Scot Morgan, Aditya III
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice. -
LUMINOUS VISIONS: FABIOLA MENCHELLI
© Fabiola Menchelli , Wings like bits of umbrella, 2023 Unique C-Print photogram mounted on custom-bent stainless steel 24.75 x 19.25 x 6.25 in. (62.86 x 48.89 x 15.87 cm.
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Luminous Visions: C. Meier: Pushed/Pulled
© C. MEIER Pull 3.4.
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Luminous Visions: Rachelle Bussières
©Rachelle Bussières, Après Dune III
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice. -
Earth Week: Ina Echternach: Burning Trees
© Ina Echternach, First tree – Master of Decarbonisation: 400+ tonnes of carbon per hectare, that’s how much a young forest with mixed native species can sequester (bind?) in br
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Debra Achen: Folding and Mending
©Debra Achen, As Reflected
Years of severe drought and devastating wildfires followed by record floods and damaging wind – these are extreme weather events that photographer Debra Achen h -
The Hand in Nature: Vital Impacts, Part 2
© Aletheia Casey. A Lost Place (Home). Courtesy of Vital Impacts.
The Hand in Nature: a week of photographs that manipulates how we see and foresee our environment. -
The Hand in Nature: Vital Impacts, Part 1
© Xavi Bou. Ornithography #128. Courtesy of Vital Impacts.
The Hand in Nature: a week of photographs that manipulates how we see and foresee our environment. -
The Hand in Nature: Josh Hobson, Waveforms & Uncontained
©Josh Hobson, Augmented Landscape (After Irma) Archival Inkjet Prints, Pine, Lead, Dacron, 25″x20″ (each), 2019
The Hand in Nature: a week of photographs that manipulates how w -
Cathy Cone: Apparent Close-Up
©Cathy Cone “Apparent Close-Up Series” One, 2022 13 1/2” x 10” image size Photogravure on 22” x 15” Copperplate natural white 300gsm paper Edition of 6
Artist and Photographer C -
Lisa Toboz: Ghost Stories
©Lisa Toboz, Ghost Stories
As humans, we pretend to have control over everything: our work, our family, ourselves, and our lives. -
Lisa di Donato: Ontic Glow
© Lisa di Donato, Ontic Glow #5 | 2019 | tintype | 8 in x 10 in | unique
In Lisa di Donato’s series Ontic Glow, she explores Google Earth’s 3D software by scouring rarely visite
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