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My inspirations come from the everyday comforts of familiar places and objects, meaningful moments of our everyday routine we oft misinterpret as mundane. Each medium I work in captures this comfort in subject and process. It’s about the comfort of light, seeing, and imperfection. Since my inception into the world of photography, I have enjoyed experimenting and exploring the myriad directions in which these processes can lead. This has lead me towards more gentle and simple approaches – almost as if digressing back to the purest simplicity of photography – the capturing of light. The methods I choose create unpredictable effects that yield results that are sometimes more than I imagine them to be. I like to take familiarity and stretch the basic capturing of light past conventional photography. Polaroid Transfer: This almost instantaneous process captures little jewels of light and vision. It takes conventional photography and incorporates the delicate hues of old fresco paintings, generating a feeling of calm with their timeworn, keepsake-like quality. The imperfections captured in the images through the transfer process – smeared, uneven edges, and missing pieces of the image – are as much my fingerprint on the work, as was my visual capture. These irregularities make each image unrepeatable. Pinhole: By use of the pinhole camera I’ve been allowed to strip my work back to the origins – capturing light with a simple box – the camera obscura. These cameras give me a closer sense of looking out from inside, thus making small comfortable things, larger and more meaningful.
Biography: Born and raised in Miami. Studied photography at Florida International University. Some photographs are part of the MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami) permanent collection and were exhibited in 2005 at MOCA as part of a Mail Art show. Currently working on exhibiting in the Miami Design / Wynwood Districts.
Country: United States
E-mail: kellywilbur@bellsouth.net
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