Jessica Eaton is a photographer based in Montreal, Quebec. At first glance, the minimalist compositions in Jessica’s images might seem simple, but the process behind their creation is anything but. Using a series of color filters and a painstaking multiple exposure technique, she is able to use light to construct color. In our conversation, we discussed her photographic technique, her impulse toward iteration, and why her work is not abstract. Then in the second segment we talked about coming to big life changes during a pandemic.

(Conversation recorded August 3, 2020.)

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Show Notes:

• Jessica Eaton
• Jessica Eaton - That is Picture (short doc)
• M+B Gallery - Jessica Eaton
• Higher Pictures Gallery - Jessica Eaton
• Luminous Landscape - “Profile: The Relentless Jessica Eaton”
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 56: Chris Engman
• Bruce Gilden
• TransformerStation - Jessica Eaton interview
• Dolly zoom
• Akinetopsia
• Sally Mann - Hold Still: A Memoir with Photographs
• Georgiana Houghton, Hilam AF Kint, Emma Kunz - World Receivers

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Episode Credits

• Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
• Music: Podington Bear
• Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo