FRAMES Photography Podcast with Oriana Poindexter

In immediately’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Jens Krauer, an American-Italian photographic artist and marine scientist whose work combines images, freediving, marine specimens, and various processes to discover the altering lifetime of the ocean.

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Oriana Poindexter is an American-Italian photographic artist and marine scientist whose work sits superbly between commentary, analysis, and surprise. With a background in Visual Arts from Princeton University and Marine Biodiversity & Conservation from Scripps Institution of Oceanography, she brings collectively two methods of seeing: the exact curiosity of science and the extra intuitive, poetic language of images.

Much of her observe grows straight from the ocean. She dives, images, collects marine specimens, and makes use of each conventional and various photographic processes to create works that really feel like visible data of fragile, shifting ecosystems. Her photos will not be merely concerning the sea as a topic, however about our relationship with it — particularly at a time when marine environments are altering so quickly.

Poindexter’s work has been printed by Smithsonian Magazine, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, and exhibited in museums and galleries together with Laguna Art Museum, Oceanside Museum of Art, and the Center for Fine Art Photography. Her latest initiatives, together with The Blue Forest, proceed to translate the lifetime of kelp forests and marine biodiversity into tactile, luminous photographic experiences.

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