A LITTLE ABOUT THIS SECTION
Art Work + Installation Photography
In this section, you'll find a showcase of various artworks and installations from exhibits. My aim is to capture the energy, atmosphere, and essence of these events, providing a visual narrative that highlights the creativity and passion of the artists involved.
Capturing Art Works
Each art piece is unique, and I strive to capture the angles and positions that make them their own. Whether it's a delicate painting, a complex sculpture, or an immersive installation, my goal is to document the artwork in a way that preserves its integrity and visual impact.
Showcasing Installations
Installations often create immersive environments that engage viewers on multiple levels. Through my photography, I aim to convey the scale, texture, and spatial relationships within these installations. I focus on capturing the interplay of light, shadow, and material to bring the viewer into the artist's intended experience.
ABOUT THE PROCESS
My Approach
Detailed Documentation: I pay close attention to the details that make each artwork and installation special. This involves capturing different perspectives, close-ups of textures, and the overall context within the exhibit space.
Artist Collaboration: I work closely with artists and curators to understand their vision and the story behind each piece. This collaboration ensures that the photographs reflect the intended message and artistic expression.
Lighting and Composition: Proper lighting is crucial in art photography. I use a combination of natural and artificial lighting to highlight the best features of each piece. Thoughtful composition further enhances the visual storytelling, making sure each photograph stands out.
Atmosphere and Context: Beyond the artworks themselves, I aim to capture the atmosphere of the exhibit. This includes the interaction of viewers with the art, the layout of the space, and the overall ambiance. These elements help to create a comprehensive visual narrative.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
FAQs
Q: How do you ensure the colors in the photographs accurately represent the artwork?
A: I use lighting techniques to capture the true colors and tones of each art piece. Post-processing adjustments are carefully made to maintain fidelity to the original work.
Q: Can you photograph large installations or outdoor artworks?
A: I have experience photographing small to medium scale installations (under 50 pieces) in indoor gallery settings. I adapt my approach to capture the scale and context of each piece effectively.
Q: Do you provide images suitable for print and digital use?
A: Absolutely. I offer high-resolution digital images suitable for both print publications and online platforms. These images are optimized to showcase the details and textures of the artwork.
Q: Can you photograph artworks in artists' studios?
A: Yes, photographing artworks in artists' studios provides a unique opportunity to capture the creative environment and process behind the art. Please check out my For Creatives + Artists for packages.
Featured Works and Installations
This installation curated by darien hunter golston is A gathering of artists and makers exploring what it means to build joyful kinship with the Land. The show includes works by alexandra antoine, Bryana Bibbs, Courtney Morrison (in collaboration with Atoi Glennette & Evéa), darien hunter golston, Forrest Parks, and saylem mississippi celeste. The capital "L" in Land is shown through the way each artist interpret and translate their own experiences into pieces of work. My photographs highlight the earthen materials, intricate details, and experience created by the installations.
This installation by bARBER and Tish Noel is a multi-generational two person show featuring artworks with found and recycled materials. When looking at their work you can see where it started one way and ended another. In some pieces you see how they each use art to highlight the materials text from years prior. These photographs highlight the size, materials, and textures in the installation.
This installation curated by Gracie Hammon and myself is an exhibition that pays homage to the remarkable talents and unique perspectives of Black femme and non-binary photographers, capturing the myriad facets of the Black experience. Through their lenses, they provide an intimate glimpse into the rich tapestry of life, resilience, joy, and struggle that defines the Black community. In collaboration with Black Women Photographers this exhibit showcased ten photographers.
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