justine reimnitzbareness and being (April 21, 2006)
At heart always a South Dakota country girl, Justine Reimnitz packed her bags five years ago on a gut feeling and left her dusty road for the glitz and glamour of Appleton, Wisconsin, where she has been exploring the limits of representational photography.
1:20 pm, 16Nov05, between Appleton and Sheboygan, WI.
I think I will go away for a while and photograph trees in their barest and most vulnerable stages, in the winter, when they, like the rest of us, are most honest.
Winter provides an opportunity to get away from our expedited, over-dramatized lives. It is a landscape of survival and isolation that provides no glory or reverence, just the facts. Branches prostrated against an ethereal sky, transformed into pure form, line, and space. The bareness is refreshing and alive with a certain essence of being
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Artist/Composer: justine reimnitz
Date: 2006-04-21
Keywords: photography, sound images
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