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From the composite photography exhibition Down the Rabbit Hole (see the artist’s statement and extended bio), featuring Tama’s daughter Claire. For more coverage of the exhibition, see her blog.
Tama Hochbaum (blog, website) is an artist/photographer living in Chapel Hill, NC. She is represented by George Lawson Gallery in San Francisco.
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fascinating artwork. i just visited the website, and followed the “Alice” gallery – and then moved to the “Composite Trees”. and keep returning to them. thanks for this one.
Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate your looking further at my website and posting your thoughts. (Sorry for having taken so long to respond; I didn’t realize that I could until today when I added the page to my blog links.)
Best,
Tama
The skeptical expression on Alice’s face is perfection, and the collage treatment jarring and right.
Yes, I thought my daughter totally nailed that! Thanks so much for the kind words about the piece.
Tama