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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (056) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (042) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (027) (Front and back) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (027) (Detail) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (014) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (036) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (009) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (045) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (062) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (001) (Front and back) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (001) (Detail) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (033) (Front and back) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (006) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (031) (Front and back) (2010) (Private collection)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (067) (Front and back) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (067) (Detail) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (061) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (048) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (050) (2010)
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From the series Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (039) (2010)
Glaciers, Geysers and Waterfalls (2010-present)
Hand-sanded postcards
Series of 19, sizes vary between 4” x 3” and 5” x 7”
For this series I sought out postcards with images of water in various forms—frozen in glaciers and icebergs, spewing and vaporizing in geysers, and flowing and evaporating in waterfalls. Like my River series of the previous year, I erased the entire postcard surface except for the watery portions, leaving the geysers and waterfalls in their elemental form, suspended in time and without context.