Incandescence
The images we will never see of ourselves.
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This is a selection of images from a larger body of work. More images from the series can be viewed on www.diemarnoble.com (artists section).
The images can also be viewed in person by appointment at Diemar Noble Photography gallery in London.
All images are available in two sizes: 24" x 30" (limited edition of 15) and 12" x 15" (limited edition of 20).
Please e-mail for availability and prices.
Comments & reviews on solo exhibition at Diemar Noble Photography 30/7/09-5/9/09
"Berry has produced a series of photographs of varied and mysterious beauty and great technical skill" THE WEEK (15/8/09)
"There's an awful truth buried in these pleasing patterns: the flames live because the body they consume does not. Berry skillfully captures this." TIME OUT (27/8/09)
"The Incandescence exhibit is deeply moving, and students continued to discuss it long after our departure." BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY, KENTUCKY (18/8/09)
"I was pleased and surprised by the beauty and reverence of Ms. Berry's photos. I think this series provides an important opportunity to explore the ideas of death in our art and culture and I applaud Ms. Berry for her courage and vision." THE DAILY UNDERTAKER, WISCONSIN (25/7/09)
(Click on image to enlarge)
This is a selection of images from a larger body of work. More images from the series can be viewed on www.diemarnoble.com (artists section).
The images can also be viewed in person by appointment at Diemar Noble Photography gallery in London.
All images are available in two sizes: 24" x 30" (limited edition of 15) and 12" x 15" (limited edition of 20).
Please e-mail for availability and prices.
Comments & reviews on solo exhibition at Diemar Noble Photography 30/7/09-5/9/09
"Berry has produced a series of photographs of varied and mysterious beauty and great technical skill" THE WEEK (15/8/09)
"There's an awful truth buried in these pleasing patterns: the flames live because the body they consume does not. Berry skillfully captures this." TIME OUT (27/8/09)
"The Incandescence exhibit is deeply moving, and students continued to discuss it long after our departure." BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY, KENTUCKY (18/8/09)
"I was pleased and surprised by the beauty and reverence of Ms. Berry's photos. I think this series provides an important opportunity to explore the ideas of death in our art and culture and I applaud Ms. Berry for her courage and vision." THE DAILY UNDERTAKER, WISCONSIN (25/7/09)
