Sherry Hayne
Photography
“Be still with yourself
Until the object of your attention
Affirms your presence.”
This Chilly Chile comes as a box of 12 notecards.
Also available in Print (approx. 6.5” x 8.5”) matted 11” x 14”
Prices include continental US shipping. All photographs are sold unframed. Other sizes are available by special order.
The photographs are printed with archival pigment ink on Canson Platine Fibre Rag paper, matted with 100% cotton rag 4-ply board, and backed with acid-free foam core.
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Agriculture Series
As a child, the best time of my life was visiting my grandparents’ farm. The essence of the natural world was imprinted in my soul.
Fifteen years ago, while traveling across the U.S., I began photographing grain elevators. A couple of years ago while in California, I found myself photographing irrigation equipment. Also in California, I was at an organic farm when the workers came out of the rows of raspberries. At that moment, I made a connection with the personal level of where our food comes from.
Growing up in Michigan, I was surrounded by plentiful water and took it for granted. Now, living in the Southwest, I see the fragility of nature and the effects that the lack of water has on the landscape.
Grandstand
Siblings
Dragon
Tulie Sprinklers
Colony
Roswell
Mannequin Series
I first photographed mannequins in Detroit in the early 1990’s. Then, in the spring of 2015, I discovered a collection of mannequins in Tulsa, OK, reigniting my interest in them. Later that year, I traveled to New York City to photograph at mannequin companies in the Fashion District and at a Brooklyn warehouse.
No matter what I’m photographing, it is important for me to honor my subject. I’m fascinated by the mannequins’ dramatic presence. Even the less realistic models have a human-like quality. The mannequins seem to take on a life of their own.
Replicant
Mario’s Women
Twins
Real-Unreal
Cruising
Pursuit
Waiting
Fragrance of Loves Past
Sherry Hayne is an award-winning artist who has been exhibiting her photographs internationally since 1990. Hayne is a fellow of MacDowell, an internationally renowned artist residency located in Peterborough, New Hampshire, where she was in residence in 1997 and 1999.
In 2011, she was invited to participate in a portfolio of the Mission San Antonio de Padua in Jolon, CA. In conjunction with that portfolio, her work is now included in the collection of the National Steinbeck Center, Salinas, CA. Most recently, Hayne had a solo exhibit of mannequin photographs entitled Real/Unreal at ENMU in Ruidoso, NM.
Originally trained as a metalsmith, Hayne has been making photographs since 1989. A Michigan native, she currently resides in Carrizozo, NM. Her work is included in numerous collections.
Print (approx. 7.75” x 6.5”) matted 14” x 11”