Isabella Egan Gallery

    

 

Jordan Junck in one of Vancouver’s most exciting new photographers. Having had an extensive professional photographic career Junck turns his had smoothly to his fine art practice with the release of his new body of work Submerged. Junck’s light boxes illuminate his breathtaking figurative work. Technically advanced, Junck’s staged and directed photo shoots create some of the most interesting photography to enticed the Vancouver art scene this year.

“Submerged is an exploration.  The water-based series draws on contrasting elements and environments to explore perspective, light, angle, space and emotion.

This particular collection from the series strips the image down to a simple, basic state. Soft reflections and flowing lines invite the viewer to explore the environment, their connection with the subject and to draw personal parallels.  The images evoke feelings of detachment and surrender.  Subjects hang suspended; there is a sense of serenity as they accept the moment and release. At a basic level, the images explore a spectrum of emotions as tones of euphoria, optimism, eroticism and sorrow wash away leaving the subject vulnerable and at peace.” (Jordan Junck)