Georg Küttinger Lanzarote, 2008. Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Georg Küttinger’s collaged, composite landscapes reach beyond photography. He extends a photo’s single moment by instead using multiple exposures from a range of perspectives—the fruits of hours of...
“I want my images to be seen not as records of things but as traces of processes.” —Paul Caponigro Paul CaponigroDried Sunflower #19, Connecticut 1970, 1970Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Ansel AdamsLeaf, Glacier Bay National Monument, 1948Vision Neil Folberg...
Writer Stefanie Ball introduces German photographer Georg Küttinger, who is known for his “mosaic” constructions of nature. Meticulously constructed, Küttinger’s hyperreal photographs tell us something about the nature of beauty and the power of nature. Georg...
British critic Tony Warner finds nature looking back at us with well warranted suspicion in photographs by Beth Moon, Agnieszka Sosnowska, and Ronnie Setter in the show “Women of Vision” at Vision Neil Folberg Gallery. “NATURE TO BE COMMANDED MUST BE...
Through Neil Folberg’s lens, landscapes become infinite realms that resemble celestial firmaments as much as the earthly environments they depict. After an apprenticeship with Ansel Adams—which Folberg began at the age of 16—the American-born,...
Neil Folberg Starry Grove, 1999Vision Neil Folberg Gallery$3,500 Casting doubt on the division between the scientific and the spiritual, Neil Folberg’s “Celestial Nights” series is a tribute to the sublime....
Beth MoonOdin’s Cove #19, 2012Vision Neil Folberg Gallery$2,400 Agnieszka Sosnowska’s work defies categorization as portrait or landscape photography. By focusing on individuals that are in motion and betwixt places, she draws interesting parallels...
Michael KennaMoai, Study 50, Ahu Tongariki, Easter Island, 2001Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Michael KennaCircle of Stones, Easter Island, 2000Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Michael KennaCircle of Stones, Easter Island, 2000Vision Neil Folberg Gallery...
Agnieszka SosnowskaThe Hunt. Kleppjárnsstaðir, Iceland, 2009Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Agnieszka SosnowskaFeeding Ravens, Self Portrait, 2014Vision Neil Folberg Gallery Some people are disturbed by some of Agnieszka’s photographs. She wrote to me...
In describing her approach to photography, Agnieszka Sosnowska writes: “For a long time I thought that photographs showed the viewer what the world looked like. It wasn’t until college that I learned that a photograph could tell a story.” Her sentiment...
Beth Moon writes about her series Odin’s Cove: I first noticed this pair of ravens perched up in the rocks overlooking the sea while hiking to the beach at the end of the summer in 2010. This secluded part of the coastline is the end of a 3 mile hike from the...
Agnieszka Sosnowska writes about her work: Fishing, hunting, planting and gathering are considered pastimes for many people in the developed world. The pace of farming is slow, dictated by nature, economy and sheer will. A farmer’s efforts are uncertain; such a...
