Dana Levy explores memory, identity, and home, often as temporary places, in her artistic practice. Her work, primarily in video and digital photography, avoids depicting people, focusing instead on expressing emotion through absence. Levy frequently uses nature, still life, and animals to investigate themes such as revolution, awakening, resurrection, transition, and freedom. Her distinctive approach invites viewers to contemplate profound human experiences.
More than 200 color photographs capture America' regional variety--from the virgin timber lands of Alaska to the mangrove swamps of the Florida Everglades, from the bucolic hills of New England to the spectacular mountain bluffs of the Big Sur. Features six foldouts and a large horizontal format.