All the light that (was) touched (by) you (2024 - )

Variable dimensions. Plaster and soap.



All the light that (was) touched (by) you considers the indexicality of the photographic surface, and the role snapshot photography has in grappling with death and the unknown. The work is a series of plaster casts of snapshot photographs and soap casts of the interior of snapshot cameras. This body of work’s interest in negative space is highly influenced by Rachel Whiteread, as well as literature about image and death by Susan Sontag and Roland Barthes. 

Exhibition at the Craig Case Gallery April 2025