Alvin Booth - Osmosis - 2006

Alvin Booth's Osmosis images are deliberately more abstract, diffuse, and otherworldly than his previous works. The human form is reduced to its bare lines, and like a delicate tempera, the body dissolves into the paper.

The delicate tones of the images and the graceful, ghostly figures suggest 19th-century photography, reflecting old-world techniques and Booth's craftsmanship approach.