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DM Witman

DM
Witman

SPE Member since 2009
Member Chapter: South Central

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
untitled
toned silver halide print

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
Melt N35 E138
gold-toned salted paper photograph

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
#00105 Pontederia cordata
gum bichromate, gouache, kitakata, on Rives BFK

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
Elegy I
gold-toned salted-paper photograph & gum bichromate with gouache

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
A Guide to Loss & Grieving in the Anthropocene
zine

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
untitled
toned silver halide print

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
Melt N35 21 E138
gold-toned slated-paper photograph

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
#00105 Pontederia cordata
gum bichromate, gouache, kitakata, on Rives BFK

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
Elegy II
gold-toned salted-paper photograph & gum bichromate with gouache

DM Witman

SPE member since 2009
untitled
toned silver halide print

about

DM is a transdisciplinary artist working with photographic media, video, and installation. Her work explores climate disruption and the impacts of human influence on ecological and societal webs. Her research and creative practice are deeply rooted within the realm of the effects of human impacts on this world, and most recently, "ecological grief". The world is experiencing a time of extraordinary ecological loss - of species, habitat, ecological connectivity, and personal connection to the natural world. As individuals and communities deal with the shifts in the physical environment, so too, must we deal with the psychological and existential changes to ourselves and our communities.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, and she is the recipient of grants from Maine Arts Commission, The John Anson Kittredge Fund, and The Kindling Fund (a re-grantor for The Warhol Foundation).

She is an Assistant Professor of Photography at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

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