L I V V Y   E D E N

(2023)

Through photographic investigation and assemblege, Eden applies permanence to natural places that make her feel connected to something larger than herself.

 

Drawing together ecology, spirituality and place, these sculptural prints seek to portray a relationship between Eden's physical interaction with the land and the internal self. Darkroom prints, shells and seaweed were continuously dipped in seawater and air-dried to form thin coats of salt on their surfaces. 

 

This slow and meditative engagement created delicate sculptures, a representation of a place. This ritualistic, and very physical production of imagery became a form of escapism and complete immersion.

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This project is presented through the objects and a newsprint book.