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MAMMAL THOUGHTS BASTIEN DESFRICHES DORIA CHICAGO, IL, USA ARTIST STATEMENT This series explores the questioning of bodily identity interweaved with philosophical reflection (Cartesian Cogito). It is composed of thirteen large format portraits, involving a collaborative dialogue between author and the subject.
I allowed each
individual to re-appropriate his/her own particular understanding of
bodily representation through absurdity, absence, humor or eroticism
to genuinely transcribe what one felt when asked to pose as a body. Read More |
CYANOTYPE & SALT PRINTS PAUL KARABINIS JACKSONVILLE, FL, USA ARTIST STATEMENT As a photo historian, I have a keen interest in early practitioners who understood photography as a hybrid printmaking process that relied upon light sensitive chemicals instead of etching acids and inks. While my initial exploration of historical processes was little more than a technical exercise, I was quickly attracted to the serendipitous aspects of the handmade photographic print. It is virtually impossible to coat the sensitizer with precise consistency from print to print or to predict exactly how the final print will look. Read More |
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Introducing Diffusion Magazine |
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Diffusion focuses on unconventional
photographic processes and photo related artwork. We showcase
artists working in alternative processes, experimental darkroom
derived work, analog/low-fidelity, mixed-media photography, as well
as unique digital processes. We believe the print market is
saturated with traditional photography and conventional digital
photographic practices, therefore Diffusion showcase's artists
working with unusual photographic methods. FEATURES Group Showcase: Formerly and Hereafter, 2nd Annual Juried Exhibit, Plates to Pixels Gallery with juror Christina Z. Anderson Articles: Zeb Andrews & Dr. Mike Ware Interviews and Portfolios: Jeffrey Baker, Tina Maas, Pamela Petro, & Sika Stanton visit diffusionmag.com for digital preview and purchase. |
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Recent Exhibit: March - April 2009 |
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