Seeing and Believing
Auteur : Nancy Burson, Michael L. Sand
Date de publication : 2002
Éditeur : Twin Palms
Nombre de pages : 172
Résumé du livre
Burson's catalogued work can be divided into three distinct phases. Between 1979 and 1991 she created computer-generated images of fantastical faces: composites, aged portraits, and digitally manipulated facial anomalies. From 1991 to 1995 she made photographic portraits of what she calls special faces, children and adults whose appearances have been altered by disease, nature, or circumstance. Frrom 1996 to the present, she has been engaged in a range of projects that interlace her natural penchant for the fantastical, her paradoxical relationship with science, and an awareness of the spiritual connections between all living things.