PHOTOGRAPHY
Going to school in the small town of Kirksville, I had the opportunity to study a local church. Over a period of a couple months, I was able to observe the little traces left by its community members. In a manmade building honoring the divine, symbols compound upon one another. Sacred artifacts meet the human everyday. The Godly becomes lived in. The following body of work is the result from the exploration of the connection existing between the human and the divine.
PHOTOGRAPHY
My Snowscape Whimsy piece is currently on display at the Kirksville Arts Association’s Photography Exhibit. The photograph is a nonsensical reaction in hopes to cheer the endless winter snow. If you are in town, stop by and check out some of the work from local photographers. For more information, visit http://www.kirksvillearts.com/.
PHOTOGRAPHY
As a quick exercise for my photography class, we applied the concept of a still life to a grouping of chairs. We placed the chairs in everyday “sitting” places in which the chairs do not belong. We set up each still life as a group, but then we each shot our own photography. Here are my resulting images:
THE FOLLOWING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY was shot and digitally altered last semester. The images use the opportunities of our current digital era to transform realities.
