Marc Ullom
Marc Ullom, a professional photographer in Michigan, has
been creating complex photos that involve historical and experimental
processes. His images articulate technical and abstract qualities. In his
Evidence series, the artist states how he became intrigued with the idea of how
we remember. The ability to remember every detail of something is impossible.
So by giving the view a hint of detail to an item helps render the memory and
draws concepts of vague recollections of what has been seen. The
complexity of these images is successful though multilayering the objects
photographed and then Photoshoped and eventually space is created through
digital compositing.
I chose his Evidence series because of the complexity of an
image and how we as artist can evolve what we have learned throughout our
college experience and really push the envelope.
Elayne Estrada
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