Laura Hart Newlon
Wet-collodion process is an early photographic technique invented in 1951; it involves covering a glass plate with an iodide-cellulose nitrate solution, dunking this in silver nitrate, and taking the photo while the plate is still wet. Multidisciplinary artist Newlon mixes this process with digital art to juxtapose images of drapery, bodies, and ordinary objects.
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