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Ron Jude
Lava Tube Detail
2020
106.7 x 80 cm
Archival pigment print
Ed. of 3 + 1AP |
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| 6 November – 23 December 2021 |
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Ron Jude
Cooled Lava Flow #2
2019
106.7 x 142.25 cm
Archival pigment print
Ed. of 3 + 1AP |
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"Acts of homage and acts of witness, these photographs induce the requisite wonder and gratitude to spur a much-needed sense of accountability."
– Los Angeles Times
12 Hz – the lowest sound threshold of human hearing – suggests imperceptible forces, from plate tectonics to the ocean tides, from cycles of growth and decay in the forest, to the incomprehensibility of geological spans of time. The photographs in Ron Jude’s "12 Hz" allude to the ungraspable scale and veiled mechanics of these phenomena, while acknowledging a desire to gain a broader perspective, beyond the human enterprise, in a time of ecological and political crisis. |
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Ron Jude
Maritime Forest #3
2020
106.7 x 80 cm
Archival pigment print
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| "12 Hz" consists of images of lava tubes and flows, tidal currents, glacial ice and welded tuff formations: pictures describing the raw materials of the planet, those that make organic life possible. The images were made in multiple locations – from the high lava plains, gorges and caves in the state of Oregon, to the glaciers of Iceland and lava flows of Kilauea in Hawaii. |
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Ron Jude
Cataract Crest
2019
106.7 x 142.25 cm
Archival pigment print
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| Jude’s photographs do not attempt to tell us how to live or what we have done wrong, nor do they reduce the landscape to something sentimental, tame and possessable. Rather, they endeavour to describe and reckon with forces in our physical world that operate independently of anthropocentric experience. The photographs in 12 Hz work in service to a simple premise: that change is constant, whether we are able to perceive it or not. By stepping back to look at the larger system of flux – of which we are only a small part – this body of work evokes us to find our own pulse, as it were, and assert an appropriately scaled sense of being within the hierarchy of this system. |
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Ron Jude
Lava Formation
2019
142.25 x 106.7 cm
Archival pigment print
Ed. of 3 + 1AP |
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