Last Thursday, I attended a gallery opening at the Julio Fine Arts Gallery for a local artist named Jay Gould. His work focuses on the integration of scientific topics into projects of photography. What was interesting about this artist was that he liked to expand upon the manipulation aspects of photography. Most, if not all of his pieces focused on the after effects one can do with a photograph once it's taken. Additionally, it was interesting to know that he had a fascination for physics and topics surrounding phenomena that can't be explained through the extensive collision of math and science.
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| Mirrors are Leaks-Jay Gould |
As previously mentioned, a vast amount of Gould's work demonstrated his talents through what he could do with the picture after it had already been taken. I was drawn to the pieces where you could tell that something was missing, it was actually quite obvious, but they also had the ability to leave you feeling uneasy or unsure about why these obvious pieces were missing.
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| Slipping-Jay Gould |
Here are some additional pieces that caught my eye:
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| Aggregate-Jay Gould |
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| Tidal Passage-Jay Gould |
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