Personal blog about my art, life and work. Photography, Performance Art, Intermedia and LIFE.
Sandra Louise Dyas Photography
Sandra Louise Dyas Photography
Friday, October 5, 2018
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
EARTHLY BEAUTY AT LUCE GALLERY - CORNELL COLLEGE
SUE COLEMAN AND SANDRA LOUISE DYAS
I received a Project Grant from the Iowa Arts Council this spring!
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Lost in the Midwest Gallery Talk on June 19, 2018
Monday, May 28, 2018
LOST IN THE MIDWEST - SANDRA LOUISE DYAS: PHOTOGRAPHS AND VIDEO
Show Opening Reception is June 1st, 5-8pm
with music by Dave Moore
Lost in the Midwest began in 2008 and continues. It is photographic work about living in the Midwest, how landscape informs who you become over time. Intuitively I search for cultural landscapes that have a strong sense of place. Finding poetic beauty in the everyday through close observation of the cultural landscape is my central vision.
I am interested in people and the traces we leave behind, the ghosts that inhibit a place. Wim Wenders, an important German filmmaker and photographer has said he believes landscapes tell us stories about who we are if we take the time to listen. Another philosophical influence of mine is Rebecca Solnit, a writer who believes we must “leave the door open for the unknown” because that is where the “most important things come from, where you yourself came from, and where you will go.”
In the end, all I have in this world are the experiences I encounter with people, animals and the landscape. Using a camera, I can document time passing; my photographs are a testament to my life here and now.
Sunday, February 25, 2018
Monday, November 20, 2017
Jamie Elizabeth Hudrlik -- My Daughter! (click here)
Fashion Forward: Jamie Elizabeth Hudrlik of Dirty Birdies Vintage
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Elemental: Edgelands from Sandy Dyas on Vimeo.
HOMEGROWN STORIES
HOMEGROWN STORIES
The year of Elemental
“There’s a place I always go… the tangled, messy border where human and nature collide and collude. Edgeland.” – NYTimes writer Rob Cowen
This idea of Edgelands – that space between city and country, wild and tamed, was the inspiration for this fifth edition of the Elemental series. For this topic we asked Catherine Pancake, a US-based sound designer and composer, to create an original soundscape based on the idea of Edgelands. Using Catherine’s piece as the starting point, we each created a video interpretation to accompany the sound- one more narrative, the other more experimental- yet both walking that imaginary line.
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