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April 5, 2007- May 19, 2007
Reception: April 5, 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Nancy Burson, Sequoia Emmanuelle, Zena Grey, Eli Morgan, Dean Chamberlain, Dercik Ion, Andrew Zuckerman
MicroCoSM Gallery
540 W 27th StNancy Burson presents images from her Vibhuti Series 2005. Vibhuti is the sacred ash that falls miraculously from the hands of Indian Masters such as Sathya Sai Baba. The Vibhuti in these images was produced by Irish Swami Derek O'Neill. Burson explains that Derek magically creates a never-ending supply of Vibhuti, as the substance infinitely expands with or without his presence. Photography is a documentation of reality, showing true life in its material form.
Sequoia Emmanuelle creates her own reality infusing ethereal, visionary, and imaginative ways of creating her photography. Many people seem to shy away from seeing themselves on camera. Sequoia works to transform the way you see yourself, turning this experience into a medicinal, empowering, affirmation of your human spirit.
Zena Grey transforms photographs into intricate paper lacework. An accomplished actor and artists living in Brooklyn, Zena's work was recently honored in a city-wide competition of young artist exhibited at New York's City Hall and at the Federal Department of Education building in Washington D.C
Eli Morgan’s artwork represents a search for a forgotten truth. He uses metaphor and symbolism to penetrate the human psyche and project what is felt and thought onto what is seen. Psythos means “the mind that sees with the soul”. It is with this that he creates all his artwork. He looks to the universal consciousness to strike a cord of truth in the viewen to create images that are original, yet hauntingly familiar.
Derick Ion’s work is inspired through many adventures in exotic places such as Bali, India, Thailand and Mexico. Derick is also the founder of "Satya Yuga" Gallery and Event Space in Oakland, CA.
Dean Chamberlain is a photographer who specializes in unique lighting effects and extended exposure times (up to five hours), creating luminous and colorful images -- one of his exhibitions was aptly titled "Painting With Light Through Time and Space". Dean has also created a series of portraits called "Psychedelic Pioneers" which are being sold as a fund-raising effort for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
Andrew Zuckerman is a New York based photographer and director who has been included in ADC’s “YOUNG GUNS” show, Communication Arts, Photo District News, and American Photo. In 2006 Andrew was a recipient of D&AD’s Yellow Pencil award for excellence in Photography. For the past four years, Andrew has directed numerous commercials, and recently co-founded Late Night & Weekends, which develops traditional advertising, books, television, and narrative films. High Falls is his first film, and a book of his photography surrounding the production will be released in January 2007.
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