· Narrative
photographer Ashley Feagin toddles the idea of suggestive photography while
seeks the isolated space between an artist and an observer. She tries to engage
the audience as participants in her collaborations. Feagins work can be as a
storytelling process in which she portrays through storytelling and how there
is always something to explore new concepts for building stories through
photography, installations, performances, and collaborations.
· Feagin’s
installation in 2012, “Shift and Ache,” was created using materials such as
wood, fabric, water, and dye. This piece is a depiction of her 2007 diagnoses
of having a “chocolate ovary” A
disease that kills ovaries because they are being suffocated by old blood. Her
piece is a representation of the tragic and constant emotional and
psychological tension that expand from this knowledge.
Elayne Estrada
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