Archival Pigment Prints

January 7, 2021 Robert Stone

A detailed image of a person kneeling in a garden.

“In 'Epilogue to Resonance,' I was responding to the collective events contained within the early part of 2020. It was not one thing, but the emotions that encapsulated my being. My photographs are an extension and embodiment of myself. The heartbeat in the stillness, the reverberation of memory and time that we are forced to face in the presence of this collective anxiety. The mimicry of memory, and the melancholy of the pervading epidemic as we become still."

- Robert Stone, MFA in Photography and Related Media student. More from his series below:

A photo of a painting of a house set against a snow scenery. — By Robert Stone

Reflection of a forest on top of a body of water. — By Robert Stone

A photo of lily pads and twigs float on water, which is reflecting a cloudy sky. — By Robert Stone

A leafy twig stuck in a power line. — By Robert Stone

A woman stands in a field, eyes closed, looking up at the sky. — By Robert Stone