Lisa F. Richardson

Antelope Light: Photographs by Lisa F. Richardson
Art Museum of Southeast Texas
November 8, 2012 – January 20, 2013
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas (AMSET) presents Antelope Light: Photographs by Lisa F. Richardson on view November 8, 2012 through January 20, 2013 in AMSET’s Café Arts, featuring artwork from local artist, Lisa Richardson.
This show features a collection of photographs that were taken at the Lower Antelope Canyon in Northern Arizona in April 2012.

“Photographing the American Southwest has been an awakening and a online casinos justification of spirit,” Richardson states. “I am always romanced by the high desert light and how eloquently it defines shape and color. My approach to photography is often about best online casino portraying the reality or truth of a subject, but I also enjoy finding abstract qualities and letting them be my muse.”

Much like the abstract expressionists, who took subjects out of context, she used shapes and their relationship with light to communicate her vision. By suspending reality, she hopes to invite the viewer to consider, not only what these pictures are, but also their emotional response to them. Ultimately, each person’s response may be different. This is the true beauty of Antelope Light.

Richardson grew up in Beaumont and is a graduate of Lamar University. After a career in graphic design, she became involved in photography in 2006. Her photography often shows a deep connection to the American Southwest and its unique qualities.