SAND & STONE, 2020
© 2020 Cara Romero
19” x 12.75”, Edition of 25, $575
27” x 18”, Edition of 15, $3,500
44.75” x 30”, Edition of 7, $7,000
Collection: Forge Project
Limited Edition Archival Fine Art Photograph. Printed by the artist on Legacy Matte paper. Signed and numbered.
Final dimensions include an additional 1.5” to 2.5” white border on all sides. Ships rolled in a tube via FedEx Ground. Small images ship flat via FedEx ground.
© 2020 Cara Romero
19” x 12.75”, Edition of 25, $575
27” x 18”, Edition of 15, $3,500
44.75” x 30”, Edition of 7, $7,000
Collection: Forge Project
Limited Edition Archival Fine Art Photograph. Printed by the artist on Legacy Matte paper. Signed and numbered.
Final dimensions include an additional 1.5” to 2.5” white border on all sides. Ships rolled in a tube via FedEx Ground. Small images ship flat via FedEx ground.
© 2020 Cara Romero
19” x 12.75”, Edition of 25, $575
27” x 18”, Edition of 15, $3,500
44.75” x 30”, Edition of 7, $7,000
Collection: Forge Project
Limited Edition Archival Fine Art Photograph. Printed by the artist on Legacy Matte paper. Signed and numbered.
Final dimensions include an additional 1.5” to 2.5” white border on all sides. Ships rolled in a tube via FedEx Ground. Small images ship flat via FedEx ground.
“The Mojave Desert’s dry washes are the tide pools of our ancestral landscape, full of life and the collision of water, stone, and sand. In Chemehuevi origin stories, the land was born from the body of the female Creator . . . We emerge from our cultural landscapes and are forever found within, inseparable from our homelands.”
This photograph depicts Sheridan Silversmith (Chemehuevi); it was taken in a wash in the Mojave Desert. This image speaks to the inseparability of Indigenous people from the landscapes that they come from. It also grounds our understanding of that landscape as being made from the body of woman.
—Cara Romero