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Welcome Priya Kambli

December 9, 2009/in News

Our December Artist-in-Residence, Priya Kambli, has arrived just in time for the first major snowfall of the year in Syracuse. Good thing that Priya plans on spending most of her time indoors at Community Darkrooms making multiple editions of prints from her series Color Falls Down.

The series takes its name from a popular Hindi movie song, which speaks to the artist’s ultimate goal with the work: to bring together her roots in India with her life in America. Priya uses digital collage to combine the different cultures, generations, and identities that inform her life and work.

At right, the photographer keeps close tabs on various iterations of proofs as she works with Digital Lab Manager John Mannion to perfect her prints. Today the first full-scale print rolled off the 9900 in the new digital service area, with many more to come soon.

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https://www.lightwork.org/uploads/Kambli_Proof_Sheet1.jpg 250 204 Shane Lavalette /uploads/LightWork.png Shane Lavalette2009-12-09 18:29:562013-03-26 10:59:06Welcome Priya Kambli
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