Garry Fabian Miller: Midwinter Blaze

About

For the past thirty-five years Miller has worked without a camera using the techniques of early nineteenth century photographic exploration to experiment with the possibilities of light as both medium and subject. The journey from his earliest camera-less photographs (looking back to the pioneers of photography in the 1830s by passing light through leaves onto light-sensitive paper) to these final searing abstractions ends in an explosion of radiant and luminous brilliance, bringing to a close one of the most distinctive bodies of photographic work of recent years.

These late works will be the subject of an exhibition at Ingleby in the Autumn of 2019.