Frozen Light - Eric Boutilier-Brown
March 30 - May 2, 2010
Opening Reception, Thursday, April 1, 6-9pm
Artist Talk, Sunday, April 18, 2pm
Flowers are one of the most common photographic subjects – inherently beautiful, brilliantly colourful, and multitudinous. Most photographers have turned their lens towards a flower at one time or other, and as a result, it is challenging to show them in a new way. In Frozen Light Eric Boutilier-Brown strives to renew the viewer’s sensitivity to the beauty of flowers by changing the way they are viewed; the suspension of the flowers in water and their subsequent freezing shifts them from the familiar to the magical, and restores the marvelous in the commonplace.
Video on youtube
Opening Reception, Thursday, April 1, 6-9pm
Artist Talk, Sunday, April 18, 2pm
Flowers are one of the most common photographic subjects – inherently beautiful, brilliantly colourful, and multitudinous. Most photographers have turned their lens towards a flower at one time or other, and as a result, it is challenging to show them in a new way. In Frozen Light Eric Boutilier-Brown strives to renew the viewer’s sensitivity to the beauty of flowers by changing the way they are viewed; the suspension of the flowers in water and their subsequent freezing shifts them from the familiar to the magical, and restores the marvelous in the commonplace.
Video on youtube
