Steve Gosling's Lensless Landscapes values mood, emotion and atmosphere over literal description.
Working with pinhole photography, Gosling removes the conventional camera lens and allows light and time to shape the image directly. Familiar elements - coastlines, clouds, tides and solitary forms - become quieter and more mysterious.
Landscape as interpretation
These photographs are not fixed records of a location. They leave space for the viewer's memory and imagination, turning landscape into a personal encounter.
The works presented at Castle Ceconi are printed on Canson Infinity paper in editions of 50.