06.09.17-19

location at the model’s home in Jersey City, NJ date september 17, 2006 notes after three hours of shooting I ran out of ideas, so I asked her to just dance in the nude

 

06.09.17-11

location at the model’s home in Jersey City, NJ date september 17, 2006

This session was conducted at the model’s home in Jersey City, which she shared with her husband-to-be and a friendly but protective pit bull terrier. As with any field session, space was limited so it was necessary to concentrate on portraits with the video equipment close to her face.

 

06.08.25.16-03

location on the floor of a rented photographic studio in lower Manhattan date august 25, 2006 (4pm session)

Being instructed to relax completely, the model may have in fact fallen asleep.

 

06.08.25.12-10

location a rented photographic studio in downtown Manhattan date august 25, 2006 (at noon)

 

06.08.24.16-04

location a rented photographic studio in downtown Manhattan date august 24, 2006

 

06.08.24.12-07

location a rented photographic studio in downtown Manhattan date august 24, 2006

 

06.08.23.12-10

location a rented photographic studio in lower Manhattan date august 23, 2006

The model’s face was only about 3 feet from the optical reactor setup, and she voluntarily opened her eyes wide.

 

06.07.30-10

location studio of the artist Harriet Casdin-Silver, in Fort Point, Boston date july 30, 2006 notes a birthmark on the model’s shoulder became the focus of an optical cyclone

 

06.07.30-03

location studio of the artist Harriet Casdin-Silver, in Fort Point, Boston date july 30, 2006 notes the first full-body reaction consisting entirely of optical striations

 

06.07.30-02

location studio of the artist Harriet Casdin-Silver, in Fort Point, Boston date july 30, 2006 notes this was the first attempt to create optical reactions on skin