I've loved her work for a long while now. There is a great documentary called "The Woodman's" out there about her family. Her mom was a very well-known artist as well.
I've loved her work for a long while now. There is a great documentary called "The Woodman's" out there about her family. Her mom was a very well-known artist as well.
She's a daring of the fine art photo work, since being rediscovered about a decade ago. Talented, committed suicide in early age, definitely, make for fascinating stories.
I've loved her work for a long while now. There is a great documentary called "The Woodman's" out there about her family. Her mom was a very well-known artist as well.
I dont think I've seen another photographer who could work space time and emotion so well into a photograph and to do that at such a young age, you could only ponder what she could of achieved if she survived her illness.
She's a daring of the fine art photo work, since being rediscovered about a decade ago. Talented, committed suicide in early age, definitely, make for fascinating stories.
I dont think I've seen another photographer who could work space time and emotion so well into a photograph and to do that at such a young age, you could only ponder what she could of achieved if she survived her illness.
The maturity of the work for her age is not something you see often. I like looking at her work next to Ralph Eugene Meatyard, he was older but i find a lot of the same sophistication. Both short photographic career but such powerful visons coming from both artists.