Photograms in Bold Color
by Tracey Haynes
Exhibition Dates: Now through September 2025
Location: Pre-Security, Terminal 1, Lower Level
Tracey Haynes’ black and white abstract photograms were made in the traditional photography darkroom without a camera. With some Haynes uses the enlarger to project an image. In others she has put a piece of light-sensitive paper below the negative and flashed light through it. The original images were made from ink, oil paint, and food.
About the Artist: Tracey Haynes
Haynes was trained as a photojournalist and in recent years has turned to art photography in the black and white darkroom, making photograms, or cameraless pictures. Her interest is in making something beautiful in a chaotic world, and to share them with others.
To learn more, visit: Traceyhaynes.com or @buffer_zone.
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