1. Allie Mount work is always
resolutely non-triumphalist in its approach to picturing landscape, marked by
subtle transitions and tightly arranged, elegant compositions. She manages both
in the single image and cumulatively, using colored images to capture a rustic
look that has a past story to be revealed. Spending a little over a year to
construct her project near The Sandy River, in the Pacific Northwest
state of Oregon.
2.
Allie intent is to bring recognition to the area from the past. These
particular pictures were believed to be in the same area in which Lewis and
Clark traveled. The river being named after Clark after sinking in the swamp
and calling it quicksand. She hopes that every viewer sees the raw beauty of nature
and able to connect to the history of the land of our past.
3. I
feel as if the pictures have a great representation of the past using the late
summer and early fall colors of the trees and grasses to capture a rustic older
look. She captures a beautiful landscape that has not only representation of history
but, the raw beauty of the land and earth she hopes to represent in all her work.
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