In this duo exhibition, photographers Kathleen Heithorn-Althoff and Karin Modotto present nature's elements in a series of larger, fine art photographic works.
The Exhibit:
Subjects that are earth, water, or atmospheric phenomena are presented for you to explore the meaning and fine line of what is often real on a larger scale to what becomes abstract and unknown on a smaller scale. The mystery of form in a conceptual presentation can often take a viewer into a world that may seem unknown, yet can be defined easily in day-to-day observations.
Photography can often be misinterpreted as too literal, and it is through these meaningful works of nature that Karin and Kathleen hope you see their photographs not only as aesthetic possibility but also as opportunity to feel the borders of images blurred from reality, into an abstract depiction of beauty.
Contextually, you may find alternate meaning within each and every image, seeing the fragility of the world that we currently reside in, the very delicate macro elements of nature itself, and the sole importance of water as life-giving.
Reception:
The public is invited to attend the artists' opening reception on November 30 from 2 to 4PM. This is a rare opportunity to engage with the exhibit and its artists and gain a deeper understanding of their work. We look forward to seeing you there!
Thumbnail Artist: Kathleen Heithorn-Althoff