Mark Tipple's beautiful photographs are of the ocean, but they're about Eros and Thanatos.
That's Beauty and Death, the quick line between summer play and survival.
The Underwater Project captures the turbulence patterns of waves and swimmers tumbling within them.
Tipple sees his ocean photography as a call to arms, a merging of humanitarian
concerns with the beauty of nature. “I realized that humanitarian
concerns can’t be divorced from environmental ones – they’re one and the
same.”
Click on the links to learn more about Mark Tipple's work or to purchase photos.
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My sculpture series, the Nature of Water, is very different from Mark's photography. It is so good to find another artist committed to both the beauty of water and the critical for awareness of global water issues. His work gives me a larger vision of what I want to accomplish with my new work.
That's Beauty and Death, the quick line between summer play and survival.
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| Glass Slide #003 by Mark Tipple ©2012 Used with permission of the artist. |
That's because Mark shoots the action beneath the waves on the Underwater Project.
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| Dark Paradise by Mark Tipple ©2012 Used with permission of the artist. |
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| Summer Storm by Mark Tipple ©2012 Used with permission of the artist. |
Click on the links to learn more about Mark Tipple's work or to purchase photos.
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My sculpture series, the Nature of Water, is very different from Mark's photography. It is so good to find another artist committed to both the beauty of water and the critical for awareness of global water issues. His work gives me a larger vision of what I want to accomplish with my new work.
1 comment:
Amazing photographs!
Looking forward to seeing how your new work progresses!
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