Jenny Okun’s stunning photo art is on exhibit at Craig Krull Gallery in Santa Monica, California, a display of her exquisite digitally manipulated multiple exposures.
Okun’s extensive travels provide continuing inspiration for her work. English garden mazes become even more twisted into strange Alice in Wonderland curiosities – Craig Krull Gallery
Here, the Art Nouveau, Spanish Gothic spires of Antonio Gaudi’s Barcelona cathedral “are montaged into a chimera of organic abstraction,” the gallery notes. (Image at top of post: the Gaudi Garden)
For 20 years, Okun has been recognized for her multiple exposure photographic abstractions of architecture made with a medium format camera. In recent years, she has shifted to layering her works digitally and creating more complex montages on a broader range of subjects. (Below, the clock at Grand Central Station in New York City. Above: Jain Temple, India).
Okun will be signing her new book, “Dreamscapes: the Photographic Art of Jenny Okun” published by Five Ties, at the opening reception.
Jenny Okun’s website, here.
On exhibit at Craig Krull Gallery, here.
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Reblogged this on Cerinthe Lives and commented:
I don’t want to forget this- so I’m reblogging it here.
Dreamscapes are my new obsession.
I know, I went to your blog and saw your lovely work. Thanks for stopping here.
Your art is absolutely beautiful. You have obviously spent some time on this.
Thanks, her work is gorgeous, isn’t it? Appreciate the comment.
Gorgeous! The clocks are my fave.
Thanks for the comment. I think there will be a lot of different faves with this artist (mine is the b&w temple shot) because she’s so broad ranging. But that clock is definitely gorgeous.