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ESPLA: a new photography project by Rachel Wolfe

Existence, or the place for the self within another place, has always captivated photographer, Rachel Wolfe. Her photographs from ESPLA describe the vague nature of subtle sensory experiences and intuition of the landscapes within the Los Angelas area.

An artist from the Midwest, interested in the spiritual and philosophical sensibilities of Eastern and Ancient cultures, Rachel’s new project explores the spiritual and communal relationship with nature and the nature of life. In a literal merging of East and West in the contemporary landscapes of Los Angeles. A book containing these images and corresponding texts is currently in progress.
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