Ah, dreamy. This series, titled “Transcriptions”, is the work of American photographer Kyra Schmidt. I would love to be wandering through the forest, and turn a corner to find pink, nude, and lavender screens floating magically in the air. Ok, that will probably never happen, so I’ll just breathe deeply and look at these pieces. Here are Kyra’s words about this project:
“I collaborate with each environment using sun, rain, and other natural elements to produce views that are outside of our perception, only made visual through camera-less photographic recording processes. These prints are then superimposed with images of the landscapes within which they were created as a way to ground each piece within its origin. The digital “installations” of analogue processes serves as a way to explore how technology aids us in our navigation of the everyday and affects our physical and psychological perception of the world around us.”
Happy Monday.
Oh my, these are magical!!
This is gorgeous! I’m curious, how do you find the artists that you blog about?
hi esther – all sorts of ways really – submissions get sent to me, and i spend lots and lots of time online looking (pinterest is a great place to start and then it’s a bit of a rabbit hole from there!)
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This is gorgeous! Thanks for the inspiration
Oh I am in love with these