Of the Abyss

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Photographed at the Chicago Botanic Garden in 2026, Of the Abyss explores the relationship between darkness creation and emergence.

There is something compelling about the idea that beauty doesn't always emerge from light. Sometimes it comes from the depths, shaped by the very darkness we might otherwise fear.

To me, this image speaks to the quiet resilience of emerging from difficult places. We can move through darkness, carry the experience with us, and still stand as we are. Not untouched by what we've endured, but no less ourselves.

Print & Framed Dimensions

Unframed Print: 11 × 14 inches
Image size: 8 × 11 inches, with a 1.5-inch white border.

Framed Print: Approximately 13 × 16 inches
Includes the frame; dimensions are approximate exterior measurements

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Photographed at the Chicago Botanic Garden in 2026, Of the Abyss explores the relationship between darkness creation and emergence.

There is something compelling about the idea that beauty doesn't always emerge from light. Sometimes it comes from the depths, shaped by the very darkness we might otherwise fear.

To me, this image speaks to the quiet resilience of emerging from difficult places. We can move through darkness, carry the experience with us, and still stand as we are. Not untouched by what we've endured, but no less ourselves.

Print & Framed Dimensions

Unframed Print: 11 × 14 inches
Image size: 8 × 11 inches, with a 1.5-inch white border.

Framed Print: Approximately 13 × 16 inches
Includes the frame; dimensions are approximate exterior measurements

More Details Below