Caleb Cain Marcus: Goddess

Description

Caleb Cain Marcus journeyed fifteen hundred miles along the Ganges River to make Goddess which offers glimpses into moments when the facade of reality dissolves and the presence of space is revealed in landscapes. The images use colour, light and atmospheric conditions to define and describe the quality of space. The work pushes deeper into the artist's exploration of colour that has been carefully built up to create a poetic feeling of the beyond.

Cain Marcus lives and works in New York City. Prior books include A Portrait of Ice and The Silent Aftermath of Space with a foreword by Robert Frank. Public collections include; Getty Museum, LA; Met Museum, NY; Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Houston and High Museum of Art, Atlanta.

New York-based photographer Caleb Cain Marcus creates the same dreamlike monumentality in his images of both the natural and the urban worlds...--Kate Cunningham "Conde Nast Traveler"