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The entire series, Heavy in White, is provocative and beautifully made. I urge you to visit Bianchi’s website to view or re-view the work.
In contemporary photography, a rare breed of artist exists, one who effortlessly marries the tactile beauty of traditional film with the ethereal world of the imagination. Kayhan Jafar-Shaghaghi, a Persian-born artist, now calls Edinburgh, Scotland, his creative sanctuary, where he weaves the threads of history, culture, and personal experiences into striking 8x10 film images that speak to the soul and provoke deep introspection…
At the beginning of 2023, I had the pleasure of participating in LACP’s photo reviews. Although there are some obvious limitations to reviewing work online rather than in person, it’s still great to meet new people and see new projects that are unfolding. One of the projects that struck a chord with me was Connolly’s “Wishmaker” series and the Landau gallery project.
Can one invent landscapes to speak to the natural and culture changes humans experience during migration? Ellen Jantzen ponders this in her invented landscape, Meadow View.
What does one do when, as an adult, they learn the painful secrets of their ancestral history? Linda Plaisted learned the answer to that and shows us via savvy use of materials.
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