THANKS TO

I am grateful to the communities of Blue Mountain Center, Ucross Foundation and Djerassi Resident Artists Program for their support of this project and to Fractured Atlas for their sponsorship.

ABOUT THE PRINTS

The prints in this series are in two edition sizes: 16x18" on 22x24" paper [edition of 9] 36x60" on 42x67" paper [edition of 3] The prints are carbon pigment on watercolor paper made at edition@diallo Photography in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Amadou Diallo is a master printer and working with him was an incredible, collaborative experience. To make the prints Amadou scaned my film (in this case 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 Polaroid negatives) with Howtek drum scanners capable of optical resolutions up to 8000 pixels/inch. He output on an Epson wide-format inkjet printer, on Somerset Velvet paper, using monochromatic carbon pigment inks from Cone Editions.

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