“Six Feet Under” (archival inkjet print), by Douglas Breault ,in his show “Sleepwalking’’ at the Rochester (N.H.) Museum of Art through April 2.
The gallery says the New Bedford-based artist’s still-life photographs “represent memories of his late father through objects he used to own, but also by utilizing elements like camera obscura projections, printed archival images and shadows to reflect the passage of time. He also incorporates images taken from the Internet, further building each piece's connection with narrative and memory. Mr. Breault's process results in artworks that drip with materiality and exude an undeniable physical presence.‘‘
The Cocheco River flows through central Rochester. The river once provided power for mills.
— Photo by AlexiusHoratius
