But California-based artistThomas Jacksonhas adapted to the challenge by letting the wind be a collaborator in his art.
To do this, the artist needed a material that would withstand the weather.
The initial inspiration for the series was fire, Jackson explains.
“Tulle no. 22,” Point Reyes National Seashore, California, 2020
Once I started shooting, however, the work took on a life of its own.
Some of the installations ended up resembling fire, but others assumed more abstract, inscrutable forms.
However, fire remains the guiding inspiration for this series as I go forward.
“Tulle no. 23,” Point Reyes National Seashore, California, 2020
Artist Thomas Jackson harnesses the wind in his newest series of photographs.
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