Alvin Booth – Osmosis
Alvin Booth's Osmosis images are deliberately more abstract, diffuse, and otherworldly than his previous works. The human form is reduced to its bare lines, and like a delicate gouache the body dissolves into the paper.
The exquisite tones of the images and the graceful, ghostly figures are suggestive of 19th-century photography, reflecting Booth's old-world techniques and approach to the craft.
The exquisite tones of the images and the graceful, ghostly figures are suggestive of 19th-century photography, reflecting Booth's old-world techniques and approach to the craft.
| Editor | Alexander Scholz |
| Publisher | Galerie Vevais |
| Year | 2006 |
| Cover | Softcover |
| Language | English |
| ISBN | 978-3-936165-61-6 |
| Contributors | Peter Hamilton, John W. Krakauer |
| Article ID | art-80117 |
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