Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Two-sided folded archival inkjet print on mat board
24”x24” framed, 2021
Salt/Plastic series, 2020
Two-sided archival inkjet print, apr. 13” x 9””
Salt/Plastic series, 2020
Two-sided archival inkjet print, apr. 9” x 13”
From Salt/Plastic series, 2020
Two-sided archival inkjet print, apr. 14” x 11”
Folded archival inkjet prints, 13”x13”. 2020
Salt/Plastic series, 2020
Folded archival inkjet prints, 13” x 13”
Salt/Plastic series, 2020
Folded archival inkjet prints, 13” x 13”
Two-sided archival inkjet print mounted to mat board
24" 24" framed, 2017
Two-sided archival inkjet print mounted to mat board
24" 24" framed, 2017
Two-sided archival inkjet print mounted to mat board
24" 24" framed, 2017
Two-sided archival inkjet print mounted to mat board
24" 24" framed, 2017
When crystals appear and grow in their solution, they seem to act independently, with a logic of their own. A photograph captures them in a temporary state, and puts a boundary around them. When we’re looking at photographs, the more we’re involved with the image, the more we forget that we’re looking at paper. Folding a photograph lets that paper stage an interaction between the images on either side, which are just two of the ways that the crystals could have turned out, and might yet next time.
Photographs in the folded series are available in an edition of three, in dimensions as specified.