Camera-less Photographic Painting
My painting and photography practice inform one another bringing about hybrid works that reflect the historical dialogue and influence that has existed between these two mediums since the advent of photography.
In this series of camera-less photographic paintings, I use photochemistry in lieu of traditional paint mediums which forces me to be more primitive in my expression. My mark making is used in place of a negative or object as is the case in a traditional print or photogram. Unlike a Chemigram both light and chemistry are used to form my images. This work runs parallel to the groundswell of camera-less photographers working today and adds to the conversation of one-of-a-kind photographic imagery where all methods are in play.
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