stills.

Katrien De Blauwer calls herself a "photographer without a camera.” The Belgian artist collects and recycles pictures and photos from old magazines and newspapers to create stunning collages of distant mood and place. These fragmentary images evoke faded memories that are quickly brought to the fore. In turn, the viewer becomes a character in De Blauwer’s stories. De Blauwer shows extensively throughout Europe. Her work has been featured in numerous publications and appears often in the New York Times.

Danny Clay is a composer and sound artist from Ohio, currently based in San Francisco. His works frequently utilize open forms, archival media, found objects, toy instruments, analogue and digital errata, family history, graphic notation, and the everything-in-between. He has released music on Hibernate Recordings, Patient Sounds, Unknown Tone Records, Phinery, Parlour Tapes+, and Eilean Rec, among others.

stills is their dialog.

stills is offered by photo-eye Bookstore as both a trade book and as a limited edition which includes both a book and an LP (Book + LP pictured below). The book contains images by photo-collage artist Katrien De Blauwer, the accompanying LP contains music by Danny Clay. stills is a collaborative project between the two artists.

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