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The images of photographer
Jennifer Parsons-Anderson are about dissolving the barriers
between matter and spirit. When feathery wisps of lacy threads
collide with ominous gestures of threatening storms, the
juxtaposition can produce powerful imagery. Passionately
intrigued with clouds, this artist allows her instincts
and inspirations to guide her work until she produces images
that reveal what is in her mind's eye and expose her feelings
of truth and awareness.
In Shift of the Ages, she explores
the different weaves that make up the whole of life. She
explains, if we simply looked at the weaves within a
certain reality, they could begin to tell us everything
we need to know. By capturing the image at its ultimate
majesty, she centers our attention on the intricate abstractions
of spontaneity and its optimum luminosity. Photography of
this nature can be a test of timing, patience and technical
wit. This artist uses all three to successfully visualize
the essence of her subject.
Parsons-Anderson's work was accepted for
the 2005 Sommerwende International Arts Festival in Berlin,
Germany. Other 2005 exhibition locations include London,
Beverly, MA, and Omaha, NE, and she is presently employed
as an artist for an art consultancy program. After earning
her AS at Keiser College in Melbourne, FL, and continuing
her education at the University of Central Florida in Orlando,
Parsons-Anderson is currently expanding her artistic endeavors
through Glendale Community College in Arizona.
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