Dead plant matter that has fallen to the ground is ubiquitous in the forest, our backyards and streets. In Litterfall Casey Visco elevates this fallen matter through studio portraits that show us the hidden beauty that often goes unnoticed.

France Bukovsky became particularly interested in exploring where grief and joy color each other and the resulting complexity that arises.

Thompson harvests the power of the sun for his most recent self-portrait lumen series. This work comments on the nature of photography as a scientific process and the role it has played in reinforcing America’s racial caste system.

Through material investigations with alternative processes, Anna Rotty explores inhabiting all our human multitudes and emotional experiences…