Wall Space is presenting photographs by Susan Burnstine,
the exhibition continues through April 5th.
The exhibition, showcases Susan’s newest body of work, "Between" as well as her award winning series, "On Waking Dreams." Susan’s images compel us to look to the place where reality ends and dreams begin, where we look into ourselves to find who we are and who we want to be.
We're in an endless state of living and dying. This series explores the fleeting shadows of twilight time, the faint seconds between now and then that float just above reality. Just as in life, these images reveal that things are never as simple as black and white. What matters is what lies between.
The exhibition, showcases Susan’s newest body of work, "Between" as well as her award winning series, "On Waking Dreams." Susan’s images compel us to look to the place where reality ends and dreams begin, where we look into ourselves to find who we are and who we want to be.
We're in an endless state of living and dying. This series explores the fleeting shadows of twilight time, the faint seconds between now and then that float just above reality. Just as in life, these images reveal that things are never as simple as black and white. What matters is what lies between.
Susan Burnstine© Susan Burnstine, courtesy Wall Space, Seattle
Susan Burnstine© Susan Burnstine, courtesy Wall Space, Seattle
Susan Burnstine© Susan Burnstine, courtesy Wall Space, Seattle
Susan Burnstine© Susan Burnstine, courtesy Wall Space, Seattle
Susan Burnstine© Susan Burnstine, courtesy Wall Space, Seattle
Susan Burnstine is a professional photographer originally from Chicago and currently living in Los Angeles. Her love for photography began at the age of eight when her mother gave her a vintage camera to play with. She was instantly hooked. From the early age of 14 until graduating college, Susan worked as an assistant to one of the top portrait photographers in Chicago, Joel Schachtel.
Susan earned B&W Magazine's Excellence Award for the 2006 Portfolio Contest (Issue #44, August 2006), the Silver Award for B&W's 2008 Single Image Contest (Issue #56, February 2008), she's been nominated for The 2007 Aperture West Book Prize, and her portfolio was featured in Camera Arts (Issue 62, March/April 2008).
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Susan Burnstine
Introspection
March 4 - April 5, 2008
Wall Space
600 First Avenue, Suite 322
Seattle, WA 98104
206.330.9137
Winter Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11 - 5pm
and by appointment.
For additional information and images see gallery website.
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