Photography/Sculpture in Contemporary Art by Rebecca Morse

This was another text I found on the Library website. I thought this would be relevant because I am interested in looking into how i could make my work more 3D and sculptural. I have always thought more about how I want to present my work over anything else. To me the way your work is shown in a space is what makes it. I think photography shouldn't just be thought of as flat images, it is way more than that. This text explores the relationship and history between photography and sculpture and also gives examples of artists who combine the mediums. I am going to look into these artists work more as it sounds interesting and relevant to ideas that I want to explore.




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