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Build wings for your dreams and see them fly
01 Who We Are 02 What We Say 03 What We See 04 Where We Are 05 Where We Go 06 When We Get There • Original art, made and published with love © Catherine Rutgers 2024
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged abstract reality, bliss, creativity, saturated, The Wordless Series
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A Rose by Any Other Hue (Four of In Threes)
01 Lit from Within, 02 Red Balance, 03 Greened Velrose Images by Catherine Rutgers © October 2020
Night Moves
Do you love taking photos at night without using a flash? If you do, good, because that means you’ll understand my attraction to these deeply shadowy, obscure, and ambiguous images. There seems to be very little information, data, whatever you … Continue reading
One Love
It started with a snapshot of deep-orange-red lilies. Flipping to the negative really set it off. Simultaneously, I have been breaking on the waves of inventory. Part one: Born in the ’50s and now in mine. I want, not merely … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged Dada, digital art, photography, pictures of lilies, saturated, Surrealism
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Containing Fire
It’s a very simple series, really: a row of burning candles, fifty-eight snapshots, some taken with flash, some without. The wall was being scraped for painting. The first five images rest well within “Snapped” guidelines, showing pretty much what I … Continue reading