becky comber
asylum seekers valley edith cavell you're too far away neighbors of unforgiving stature quietly, slowly - the wilderness refuge cloud explosion sasha the seasons change first at 1700 meters the boat took us to that coastal town the forbidden hours can eat you alive the living room the modest wild late arrivals tourist and hikers never say die yaro Cavell Road New Snow Covers Tonquin Valley The Mountain Breeze Flows Through That Window the storm slowly tapped me on the forehead
the forbidden hours can eat you alive
The images of the forbidden hours can eat you alive were created in response to a series of profound and personal moments from my time living and working in the wilderness of Jasper National Park. Utilizing photography, collage, manipulation of media, and re-photography I was able to explore and articulate the lingering presence of this time and space and communicate the layered intensity of the often-overwhelming environment. This work is a direct reflection of my memory and my documentation intertwining, but is predominantly referring to the vulnerability of exposure, the shocking beauty and wisdom of the wilderness, and the power of the serenity that is offered in these moments of living.
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