Painterly impressions
Painting with the camera
No paint touches these works. The softness comes from inside the camera: several exposures laid over one another, the camera moved during the exposure, or a pinhole in place of a lens. The results sit closer to Impressionist painting than to photography.
37 works. Tap any work to see it larger, then follow it to the shop for sizes and prices.
Pastures of Splendour No.2, limited edition
Pièce de Résistance
Mysterious ochre impressions built from multiple exposures and layered texture.
Pastures of Splendour
Golden reeds in the wind, softened into powder and light with in camera multiple exposures.
Enchanted
An ethereal forest out of a fairytale, with splashes of autumn, in multiple layers and textures.
Illusion
Dreamlike landscapes: pastel trees in a lake, and waves brushed into bands of pink and grey.
Daydreams
Soft pinhole impressions of Noordhoek beach, the Waterfront and the West Coast. Her first exhibition, May 2018.
More impressions
Single works and small sets made the same way, from bare winter trees to a meadow at midnight.
