About

In paring down photography to its essential components and experimenting with performative interventions, Nadezda Nikolova Kratzer creates a unique visual vocabulary suggestive of landscapes that exist outside of space and time. Contemplative and ethereal her silhouette images “elevate the human spirit by deepening rather than unveiling the mystery.”

Her contemporary interpretation of early photographic methods eschews the camera by combining the wet collodion process with the photogram technique, using chemistry, light, paper, scissors, paint brushes, and cliché verre.

Her practice is …