Art
Volume 2, Fall 2009
Featured Artist, JIM FUESS – interview
“I like movement, collision, or relationships between forms and images. It makes for energy. Some of the images … are static. Some of the composition is planned but I’ve learned that a painting can take on a life of it’s own. I don’t fight it.”
Featured Photographer: DOMINIC DAGRADI
Artist’s Statement: “I am drawn to the abstract and the emotional in making a photograph. The impermanence and transitivity of the subject is central to much my imagery, and a driving force in the narrative I strive to create between image and viewer. To accomplish this, I seek out the unusual and mundane subject matter, and make images applying a variety of techniques, including but not limited to, time dilation, collage, pinhole photography, and multiple exposures. Combined with a variety of antiquated cameras and printing processes, I attempt to create images that are a timeless and unique experience for all involved.”
Also in this issue:
G. CHRISTOPHER DAVIS is an economist who is drawn to photographing old cemetery art as it ages and reflects the character of those left behind.
Volume 1, Spring 2009
A pair of fabulous photographers graced the pages of Interrobang’s inaugural issue. Click the thumbnails for larger versions of their work.
JUSTIN BENTTINEN is an alien collecting data incarnated as a human. As such, it is his mission to observe as many things as possible. His aesthetic is informed by a love of living things, the beauty of decay, and a knack for seeing the universe in a water drop. A native to Rhode Island, he loves finding out what he can in this small yet rather interesting space. Shoots both digital and analogue photographs. Soon-to-be graduate of the University of Rhode Island with a B.S. in Marine Biology.
STUART WINDOW is an English immigrant with an implausible and unfortunate surname. He is a self-taught photographer currently roaming South County, Rhode Island.
