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Printed from an etched copper plate in warm black ink on Fabriano Rosaspina paper in an edition of 15.
Claire Seidl uses her “painter’s eye” to direct the shooting, developing and printing of her photographs. Elements intrinsic to painting, like gestural line, multiple layered space, and ambiguous form and content, are all present. While easy to view as abstractions, her photographs are deeply rooted in the real world; they are filled with specifics of place and people and natural phenomena – and their ephemeral nature.
