- Howard Harris
American fine art photographer Howard Harris uses layers to compose complex narratives. His photos are often layered and printed on different surfaces, such as aluminum and acrylic layers, so intricately created and meant to be seen in person, intending to form an experiential visual effect on his viewers. His collections are a visual play where the colors reflecting light movement, and patterns conform to the viewers' perspective. Thus apart from the images being a play on vision sensory, it also tugs and pokes at the observer's emotions. Glancing at Harris' photos and you'll instantly recognize the highly skilled understanding of photography. Evident in his angles, choice of layering, and how he combines his subjects with abstractions and varying spatial depth that emboldens each image. The images immerse you in a multi-dimensional world where colors and shapes roam unbridled to reflect our feelings and essence. Precise and vibrant. It is as if the universe orchestrated that moment in space-times specifically for Harriss' lens. When the vivid colors aren't entangling you in a frenzy, then the icy stare of a viper is your visual adversary. It's how he simultaneously captures the energy, color vibration, spatial dimensionality, and retains a raw factor. As the universe orchestrates its most beautiful moments, it is Harris' onus to capture these moments and refine them for our visual consumption, his successful career in visual arts continues to reach new heights as does his creativity.