Lisa Tyson Ennis has spent a lot of time living on the Maine coast capturing its magic and beauty in her beautiful images, recently moving from the Downeast coastline to midcoast, providing her an opportunity for a bit more space to stretch out, explore a new area, and work on some of her newer creative projects, one of them being her absolutely wonderful and mesmerizing cyanotypes using the flowers grown in her gardens. This is a new and exciting direction for her and we are really looking forward to sharing this work with you as soon as it becomes available. Lisa is well known for working solely with historical photographic processes, including the beautiful 19th century processes of tintype and wet plate collodion. Lisa has directed her large and medium format cameras towards subjects that symbolically explore the elusive passage of time and change as expressed by the concurrence of ethereal light and landscape. All silver gelatin photographs are hand printed and toned by her in her traditional wet darkroom. We are fortunate to have a large collection of her work in the gallery and encourage you to visit us and experience it personally.
Tyson Ennis’s work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Tides Institute, the Delaware Art Museum, and the Portland Museum of Art, and has been included in more than 75 solo and group exhibitions.
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