Presence Passing
By (author) Andrea Baldeck
Hardback (Published)
(July 2007)
ISBN: 9781934536001
9.49 x 11.73 inches
Price: $34.95
In stock
A visual exploration of decay, impermanence, and loss, manifest in structures and objects that are left behind, the spirit of this collection is one of evocation, inviting us to conjure meanings from the images, to wonder what each of us will leave behind, as presence passes and absence overtakes.
A visual exploration of decay, impermanence, and loss, manifest in structures and objects that are left behind, the spirit of this collection is one of evocation, inviting us to conjure meanings from the images, to wonder what each of us will leave behind, as presence passes and absence overtakes.
- By (author) Andrea Baldeck
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