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From TMC Health Healing Arts Program

  1. Canola Fields II by James Root, Image 2.

    James Root

    Canola Fields II

    digital photography

    23.5 x 60 in

  2. Dive Shop Cafe by George Nobechi, Image 1.

    George Nobechi

    Dive Shop Cafe

    archival pigment print

    10 x 15 in

  3. Don't Fence Me In by Kent Safford, Image 1.

    Kent Safford

    Don't Fence Me In

    digital photography

    30 x 20 in

  4. Cloudcroft #3 by Jim Waid, Image 1.

    Jim Waid

    Cloudcroft #3

    pastel on paper

    24 x 36 in

  5. Crane from Zen Series by Sonja Van Buuren, Image 1.

    Sonja Van Buuren

    Crane from Zen Series

    digital photography

    20 x 16 in

  6. Curvy Leaves from Zen series by Sonja Van Buuren, Image 1.

    Sonja Van Buuren

    Curvy Leaves from Zen series

    digital photography

    16 x 20 in

  7. Colores del Cielo (2nd version) by Niccole Celeste Radhe, Image 1.

    Niccole Celeste Radhe

    Colores del Cielo (2nd version)

    digital photography

    20 x 30 in

  8. Dusk, Carcassonne, France by Dominic AZ Bonuccelli, Image 2.

    Dominic AZ Bonuccelli

    Dusk, Carcassonne, France

    digital photography

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About the artist

Robert von Sternberg

American

b. 1939

Human impact on the natural world is a recurring theme at the heart of Robert von Sternberg’s photographic practice. An avid traveller with a fondness for road trips, he focuses less on well-known tourist destinations than on the visual possibilities of overlooked roadside attractions and chance conjunctions. The surreal artificial lighting that illuminates the American nighttime often provides the definitive photographic images that von Sternberg seeks in his travels. Despite that in most scenes human figures are distant or absent, they feel crowded, as the roads, fences, signage and buildings are constant reminders of human imprint upon the land.