Transportation and Voyage
Mercury, Meyer Werft, Papenburg, I: August 28, 1997
56 × 140 inches (142 × 356 cm)
56 × 140 inches (142 × 356 cm)
My work around travel and voyage considers the relationship between the object photographed, a vessel, and the camera obscura. The vessel functions as a medium of transfer for either people or merchandise. My camera, a shipping container, accommodates both darkness and light, enabling two functions, a factual transfer of light to image and a metaphorical transfer of idea and phenomenon.
Neptun Werft, Warnemünde, IV: August 1, 1997
80 × 82 inches (203 × 208 cm)
80 × 82 inches (203 × 208 cm)
Uferstrasse, Basel, III: January 15–17, 2001
111 × 112 inches (282 × 284 cm)
111 × 112 inches (282 × 284 cm)
Airplane with Ghost, Lemwerder: August 15, 1997
39 × 50 inches (99 × 127 cm)
39 × 50 inches (99 × 127 cm)
Cranes, Luerssen Werft: August 22, 1997
18 × 23 inches (46 × 60 cm)
18 × 23 inches (46 × 60 cm)
Kvaerner Shipyard, Rostock, Warnemünde, IX: December 5, 2000
80 × 126 inches (203 × 320 cm)
80 × 126 inches (203 × 320 cm)
Kvaerner Shipyard, Rostock, Warnemünde, IV: November 28-29, 2000
80 × 56 inches (203 × 142 cm)
80 × 56 inches (203 × 142 cm)
Friedrichshafen Harbour, I: August 22–23, 1999
55 × 133 inches (140 × 338 cm)
55 × 133 inches (140 × 338 cm)