RICHARD TUSCHMAN – MY CHILDHOOD REASSEMBLED

Posted on 2021-03-29

In the beautifully nostalgic, contemplative, and visually captivating new work by Richard Tuschman, the real world fuses with digitally created realms, resulting in seamless images portraying the magical and fluid times of youth. A self-taught model maker and photographer, Tuschman painstakingly crafted miniature sets of his childhood home, photographed them, and then digitally inserted real models into the images to recreate the most significant memories from his early years in emotionally compelling scenes with open-ended narratives.

The title, My Childhood Reassembled, in addition to describing the act of physically reconstructing the environment, also refers to the science that has shown that memories are not static, but are recreated and reassembled each time they are conjured in the human brain.

Opposite – Queen for a Day

Exhibition runs through to April 30th, 2021

Photo-eye Gallery
541 S. Guadalupe St.
Santa Fe
NM 87501

mychildhood.photoeye.com