Looking closely and examining an object’s surfaces and textures is a process of revelation. Sections of the shed show are combination of urban material decay overlayed with organic decay. The images of these portions of the shed evoke pre-historic sensibilities of cave dwelling relics and paintings on animal hides. Other sections of the shed have geometric shapes in which the surface materials are decaying, weathered and worn. These evoke the metaphor of the modern mind with a logical structure that has been scarred by experience over time.
Photo Credits
All Photographs Are © Marilyn Cornwell
Marilyn Cornwell Photographer Bio Gardener and photographer living in the heart of the Niagara Wine Region with the mighty Niagara Falls. Marilyn is drawn to shapes and patterns in the natural world. She explore these visual patterns in gardens, in landscapes, and in the macro world of flowers, plants and nature.
She does the same in the urban world finding abstract images in the scratches, bumps, and bruises in the environment. This is where peeling paint, rust and decay blossom into new forms.
Website / Blog: Marilyn Cornwell.com & Blog.MarilynCornwell.com
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