Title:Untitled Landscape Medium: Light-sensitive emulsion on canvas Dimensions: W 102 cm, H 59 cm Date: 1990's
A spectral stillness permeates this original photographic work, where nature is both subject and collaborator. Rather than a print, this piece is the photograph — developed directly onto canvas using light-sensitive emulsion, bypassing the mechanical reproducibility of ink in favor of something more elemental and alchemical.
The image captures a forest stream in tonal gradients of deep shadow and dappled light, evoking the haunted hush of an overexposed memory. There's a subtle blur in places — not motion, but time itself, settling like mist. The work hovers between photograph and painting, its surface matte and tactile, bearing the trace of its making like a ghost image left by the sun.
An arresting piece for those drawn to process-led practices, early photographic techniques, or the quiet drama of the natural world. Hung unframed, it appears to float — a window onto a parallel wilderness.
