"Moving at Dusk"

"Moving at Dusk" is a piece from the award-winning book BISON: Portrait of an Icon, created using the Photo Noyé process. This technique, which translates to “drowned print,” involves printing the image on Japanese paper and suspending it in resin over a gold-leafed surface. The process unfolds over multiple layers, requiring two to three days for full curing and depth to emerge.

The result is a piece that interacts with light in a dynamic way, echoing the shifting presence of bison at dusk. Each layer contributes to a sense of movement and atmosphere, capturing both the power and transience of the moment.