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“WINTER”
A VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
 

Winter, as a season, does not merely stand in contrast to the more lively months but engages in a deeper dialogue with its surroundings. Stripped of the vibrancy typically associated with warmer times, the landscape is reduced to a study in form and gradation of light.

 

In this exhibition, the season is explored as a time when the external environment mirrors internal states of contemplation and transformation. The works presented here engage with winter’s austere beauty, not only in its physical forms but in its ability to evoke a space for reflection.

 

The muted colours, the crystalline sharpness of frost, and the expanse of the scenery prompt the viewer to consider both the fragility and endurance of nature. In these photographs, winter is less an absence of vitality than a phase of quiet becoming. The world is not simply dormant but redefined by its harsh conditions and shifts. This collection reflects the season as it is encountered in the colder regions, where the chill permeates every facet of life.

 

Through these images, it becomes a metaphor for the human condition, a reminder of subtle yet inevitable transitions in our existence. As it enters a state of repose, it offers a moment for the inner self to unfold, suggesting that even in stillness, there is movement and potential.

“WINTER”
PHOTOGRAPHERS

James Badics
Brigitte B Burckhardt
Nikita Chicherin
Bo Colin
Michael Eckart
Edward Emes
Patrice Gagnon

Holly Hann
Andrew Hendrick
Ashleigh McAneny
Jack Nelson
Phillip Sciubba
Shawn Truesdale
Leo Tujak
Angela Vinson

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