InterviewChasing Light Through Color: A Conversation with Liz NielsenThis artist’s lifelong fascination with luminous color sparked her resolve to put the camera aside, instead using her photographic materials to capture pure representations of light and synaesthesia.Read More
Interview
Chasing Light Through Color: A Conversation with Liz Nielsen
This artist’s lifelong fascination with luminous color sparked her resolve to put the camera aside, instead using her photographic materials to capture pure representations of light and synaesthesia.
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