Katinka Matson was born in New York and her works are just beautiful and creative. The amazing artist talks about her artistic's process: "I have experimented with a non-photographic technique for creating images by utilizing input through the flatbed CCD scanner. No camera or lenses are used. The process involves scanning flowers and other natural objects on an open-top scanner from underneath the objects with a slo-moving sensor. This technique allows for unusual opportunities to explore new ideas involving light, time, and rhythm”.
Lovely pictures Sonia! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are breathtaking! Thanks for introducing this artist to us.
ReplyDeleteThey are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures! I love flowers. I was trying to pick one picture that I liked best, but I couldn't do it! Her work truly is beautiful and creative! Thanks for sharing these Sonia!
ReplyDeleteWOW Sonia! Not obly are these images amazing but the process by which she gets these images sounds VERY VERY nazing and complicared...These images you have shown are quite extrordinary...so artfully produced...Simply Amazing! Thank You so very very much for sharing these very BEAUTIFUL Flower renderings.
ReplyDeleteSonia!!! These are beautiful. Thank you so much for posting them and introducing me to her work. These flowers have brightened up my otherwise dreary rainy day.
ReplyDeleteWow! What beautiful flowers Sonia. My favourite is the sunflower and lily at the top.
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are sooooo pretty.
ReplyDeleteHow wery beautiful and interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures--you have the artist's eye to appreciate them, too! Thanks for sharing.-Shelley, mymountainhome.typepad.com
ReplyDeleteWow, what amazing photos. The artist is very talented. Thanks for sharing, Meow
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful, Sonia. The dark light and way the flowers are placed gives such an interesting perspective. The flowers take on a look of fabric...very nice!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. What a lovely way to explore art.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and a great artistic concept!
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amazing photos ... riveting ... stunning ... I could fill my home with them. thank you for posting them.
ReplyDeleteFascinating concept of capturing these remarkably beautiful images...stunning! Thanks for introducing Katinka Matson to me :)
ReplyDeleteSonia-- I tried several times on Monday to leave a message, but blogger wouldn't let me connect.
ReplyDeleteI love these images. They are truly fantastic. I can't believe the quality and depth she gets from scanning. What a great way to create art. So interesting. Thank you for sharing this. It definitely makes me want to try it!
Sonia, thank you so much for this introduction to Katinka's work. These images are truly stunning.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely GORGEOUS! It's amazing how much depth she gets using this creative technique! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBravo ! Ces fleurs paraissent vivantes !
ReplyDeleteBuildings, flowers...you have an eye for beauty! I must say I think the top of your building are very 'neat'! I don't view our building to be like that...kind of weird observation on my part...
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are absolutely stunning. They leave one breathless.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking and soothing photos, Sonia! Thank you so much for posting them, and sharing their beauty with us here in blogsville.
ReplyDeleteAmazing images!!!! The depth and texture make you feel as if you could touch them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing.
Sonia, muito, MUITO, mesmo, legal essas fotos com o processo da Katinka Matson. Realmente uma NOVA janela para explorar uma infinidade de coisas, além de flores!Scanner...vamos estudar isso!Obrigado pela dica!Bom fim de semana!
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