The human presence is a constant in my work. Often beginning with old snapshots, candid photos of family and strangers, I try to capture slices of time, evocative moments. I am fascinated by what home photographers inadvertently catch: images that are often casual and non-reverential, the subjects captured without their masks on, the scene not lit of staged. The results are situations, faces and places that resonate with viewers, reminding them of the life they really led instead of the stories they created about their pasts.
“I am fascinated with what home photographers catch, images that are often casual, “non-reverential,” people captured mid-sentence instead of elegantly posed.”
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Sharon is based in Denver, Colorado and shows her paintings locally and nationally.
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Sharon lives, works, and displays her work in the Pattern Shop Studio, located in the RiNo neighborhood of Denver.
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