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Aaron Stern,
POLAROIDS, SMALL PRINTS and EPHEMERA
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Yorgos Lanthimos,
Photographs
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Webber Gallery,
Photo London 2025 Stand G17
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Peter Tomka,
Bachelor Suite
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Keisha Scarville,
lick of tongue, rub of finger, on soft wound
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Aaron Stern,
Hard Copy Los Angeles
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Pia-Paulina Guilmoth,
Flowers Drink the River
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Tee A. Corinne,
A Forest Fire between Us
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Robbie Lawrence,
Long Walk Home, Webber London
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Yale MFA Photo,
Heat Index
Steve Harries Octopus, 2022









The British visual artist Steve Harries explores the force and fragility of our environment. In his book Octopus, he turns his attention more specifically to mountain landscapes and their glaciers. Over the last ten years, Harries has produced a corpus of photographs of mountains around the world, inspired in particular by the geological processes behind their formation and their morphological features. His experience with still life photography has also inspired him to hone in on certain geological details.
Recently, his discovery of Marianne Moore’s poem “An Octopus” (1924) changed how he views his own photographs, prompting him to organize them differently. He has therefore put together a more freely composed sequence, emulating Moore’s approach by overlaying images created in differing ways and instilling a bold formal dialogue that encourages a new appreciation of mountain landscapes.