Photo Series
Archival Pigment Prints
2016 Death Valley, California / Studio
And then, the dust is a photographic series developed in a bronze-casting studio and in Death Valley, California. The horizonless landscapes of Death Valley show formations of rock fractured by shadows. The photographs depict a crater, a sulphur mine, and a cinder field composed of infinite small masses of stones. The interior photographs portray discarded plaster forms on graph paper, creating fictitious specimens from the landscape.
Cinder Fields
Rose Hue
Artifacts, Fragments II
Fragment I
Ground Swell I
Dichromatism (Sulphur and Gypsum)
Dichromatism II
The Edge of the Sun
Alabaster
A Way to Measure
Dust Pile (Shooting Range)
Ascent
Ground Swell II
Manganese (Last Chance Mountain Range)
Iron Ore (Last Chance Mountain Range)
Coyote Crater
