My relationship to the environment is voyeuristic. The choice of imagery is diverse but the sentiments remains the same. This body of work is about a fleeting atmospheric moment; a quick meditation. Using a camera to catch the ephemeral quality of light is significant to me. Sometimes it begins with a subtle observation of something. There is allure in that glimpse; an inkling that there might be something sublime in the ordinary. My photographs represent everywhere and nowhere. They are moments that could have gone unnoticed if not for a quiet pause.

About

Denise M Oehl was raised Northwest in Ohio. She currently resides and works in Hudson, NY. Denise studied art at The University of Toledo and then moved to New York City to continue her study at the School of Visual Arts, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors in Painting. Oehl has shown her work in many group and solo exhibitions. Some of them include a one person show at John Davis in Hudson, NY and a two person show at LaMama LaGalleria in NY City, as well as many group shows in Brooklyn, NY, Connecticut, Hillsdale, NY, Woodstock, NY, Detroit, MI, Rochester NY and Pratt Institute, Massachusetts and Poland.