A photographic imagination

Francesca Woodman's haunting vision

Francesca Woodman explored the ephemeral realm between what is/isn't

Woodman probed the nature of photography and its uneasy relationship with reality. She relentlessly explored what Townsend calls the "spatial and temporal mismatches" between image and object.

She wanted to evoke the elusive, transient realm between what is and isn't, constantly depicting herself as a kind of specter, disappearing into or emerging from floors and walls, depending on the viewer's perception.

On of my favorite's. She seems to capture the "duration of time" in every frame. An uneasy yet formal approach.