1978-1984
23 silver gelatin prints; 21 images are printed at 11” x 14”, each in a separate edition of 3-20; 2 images are printed at 8” x 10”, one in an edition of 6 and one in an edition of 7; 1 image is also printed at 16” x 20” in an edition of 3
The purer light is the less visible it is; we only see the light itself by the reverberations it produces in the surroundings. – St. John of the Cross
The interior spaces in this series are not the actual subject of the images; rather, the architectural planes and forms are the vehicles by which the light is made palpable. The aim here was also to create a feeling of movement, not laterally, but three dimensionally or in the sense of an internal vibration. Many images seem to move back or project forward in space, while in the images of flat walls (e.g. #6), the light seems to make space pulsate with movement.