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Jenny Dubnau My work attempts to describe momentary encounters with people. Using photography as a starting point, I hold a photo shoot with a friend, and see what occurs between us. I usually choose the image which is the most revealing: it is often also the image which renders the subject the most vulnerable, both psychologically and physically. Photography can capture “in-between” moments of great awkwardness; painting can extend the length of those moments, creating a context in which metaphors of mortality and grace can be extracted out of the imperfections and physical flaws of the subjects.
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Bucheon
Gallery 389 Grove St. San Francisco CA
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