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Desert Relics: Emulsion on Glass

Desert Relic Series


Each image in this series begins as a photographic emulsion lifted from its original print and transferred 
onto glass — a fragile layer of memory suspended in transparency. The glass rests on stands
handcrafted from desert remnants: weathered wood, dried cactus skeletons, and found materials
shaped by time and sun. Together, they merge image, light, and landscape — transforming
photographs into artifacts of place. Each piece becomes not only a record of the desert but a part of it,
where the boundaries between photograph, object, and environment dissolve.


Each piece is an individual commission - you pick the image Ken makes the Art. Each one is a one of one. The images available are in this gallery and there are some samples of the finished piece. 

 
 
 

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