Corinne Schulze
Corinne was raised in the countryside of Kentucky (b. 1981). Much of her work involves going to natural environments and spending intense periods of time reinterpreting each place through research and exploration, creating a new world through her eyes. Typically she chooses projects that examine how human presence has shaped each environment, either through physical or conceptual means. Her artistic practice examines perception, manipulation of natural phenomena and displacement as well as ideas related to scientific thought through the medium of photography.
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Ian Clark
Ian Clark is an American artist who makes films, videos, and lens-based projects.
One of Filmmaker Magazine’s “25 New Faces,” Clark is a founding member and program director of the non-profit Eastern Oregon Film Festival, and the newly created Treefort Film Fest. He is a former member of the artist collective Ditch Projects and received his MFA in Digital Art from the University of Oregon.
Seulki Ki
Seulki Ki is an artist based in Seoul, South Korea. Her photographic practice is process driven, often incorporating elements of performance, drawing and sculpture. In one sense her work captures objects as they are, however her process often masks their means of production resulting in images that skew or alter our perception. Ki’s work also aims to reflect emotional states, where processes are developed to mirror her own experience. These emotional states act as filters in the creation of her images, bridging the gap between an objective reality and inner states of being.
Images above from left video still from MMXIII by Ian Clark, Unfamiliar Corner by Seulki Ki, and What is Left, from the series Dead Valley by Corinne Schulze.