Fiona Crisp – The Norwegian Series
Posted by Fabio 11 May 2011
Fiona Crisp is an artist who is known for creating installations of large-scale photographs that question the ontological presence of the photographic image. Her works are often generated by spending intensive periods of time in particular locations, recent projects having involved working in the Early Christian catacombs of Rome and a Second World War underground military hospital in the Channel Islands. The Norwegian Series are a suite of four works. The images were made during a summer night in the Vinstra region of central Norway in 1999.
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