by SE Bachinger Long before we grasped for a hold upon terrestrial skin, Before the echos of human song reverberated, Fervent forces pulsed, a rhythmic memory, Their hands, not ours, shaped the cradle. Obsidian wove the tapestry of existence, fumaroles sighed , molten secrets etched in geological code Eruptions and subductions eternally ebb and flow Guiding evolution with untethered grace and gravity. Upon this Petric stage we arose, And, in our reckless march
Welcome to this project - it has been a long time in the making - a conglomeration of all of the facets of my work over the years; my passions, my independent research that feeds my constant curiosity, and most importantly - my connections to nature and our more-than-human kin. It's all coming together in unexpected ways, but in a manner that seems
Temperatures here the past few weeks have been dancing between 40-50°F, and the formations documented in this visual poem, were all gone within days as the water returned to it's liquid form. The last time I recall the lake freezing over completely for more than a few weeks was about 7 years ago.
I am excited to share that my Elegy For A Glacier video was kindly recognized and shared by Dr.Þorvarður Árnason and Rannsóknasetrið á Hornafirði (Research center of the University of Iceland in Hornafjörður). I have been fortunate to have connected with Dr. Árnason last year after taking my first trip to Iceland in September of 2022. Since that trip, my interest in the
I am excited and honored to have had work selected for inclusion in the publication The New Geologic Epoch currently available for pre-order for print copies through EcoArtSpace.
Two pieces from my AntiGlacier series were selected to be exhibited in the show As Above So Below at FOMA in Santa Fe, NM. The show spanned from November 1-18, 2023. "The exhibition takes the phrase As Above, So Below, as its point of departure, a paraphrase of the second verse of the Emerald Tablet. This phrase was often used by occultists such as Madame Blavatsky, co-founder
Thankful to have had a piece from my Our Shared Language Is Silence series selected in this juried exhibition People and The Planet at the Touchstone Gallery in Washington, D.C. The gallery also provided a virtual walkthrough exhibition, and below are a few screenshots from that while the online gallery is still available. It can be viewed HERE until September 30, 2023.
Unfortunately, i did not have the opportunity to visit the Vermont Center for Photography during the duration of the juried exhibit The Art of Handmade, in which my work Deep Time a handmade Chromoskedasic sabattier photograph was part of. However, the executive director was kind enough to send images from opening night of the show, and upon receipt of my work and exhibition
Working on a new series in collaboration with lithic, deep-time agents - spanning eons and eras. More to come as this series progresses, but very excited for the stories I hope to transmute through their traces