While walking through the Manzanar National Historic Site and thinking about the Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II, I was struck by this animated form in an otherwise desolate space.
The work is infrared photography, printed on aluminum (20 x 30 inches). Recently, I’ve been incorporating fibers into my photography and thinking about how my work translates to a digital medium such as virtual galleries and publications.
For more jury-selected works, please visit the virtual galleries of the National Art Honor Societies and the NAEA member exhibitions.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Gina Mumma Wenger
GINA MUMMA WENGER is a professor of art, Minnesota State University, Mankato.
