Measures of Time (Canmore, Camilee, Moon, Statue in Pond)

My work is best understood as a form of visual anthropology. It blurs the boundaries between documentation, voyeurism, personal journal, and art. I create intensive projects that investigate concepts of ‘time’ and the nature of existence within the socio-political context of everyday life.
- Dan Hudson

Measures of Time is composed of four lenticular photographs: images that change when viewed from different angles. Each of the four photographs speak to the passage of time in different ways: over centuries, over a year, a month, a day.

My work is best understood as a form of visual anthropology. It blurs the boundaries between documentation, voyeurism, personal journal, and art. I create intensive projects that investigate concepts of ‘time’ and the nature of existence within the socio-political context of everyday life.
- Dan Hudson

Measures of Time is composed of four lenticular photographs: images that change when viewed from different angles. Each of the four photographs speak to the passage of time in different ways: over centuries, over a year, a month, a day.