Nancy Unger

In my exploration of photography as a medium for storytelling and self-expression, I am deeply fascinated by the convergence of art and technology. I believe in the transformative power of innovation to reshape our experience of visual narratives. Through my art, I celebrate the indomitable human spirit and the boundless potential of creativity to transcend the confines of reality, illuminating the intricate tapestry of human existence.

Concrete emerges as a potent metaphor in my work, embodying both the sturdy foundation upon which we construct our lives and the protective shell that encases our souls. Like the communities and dwellings forged from its strength, concrete represents resilience and stability, yet it also signifies the limitations and barriers we yearn to overcome. In my photography, I delve into the interplay between protection and confinement, vulnerability and resilience, prompting viewers to reflect on their connection with the world around them.

In my current series, aluminum rods pierce through the concrete, upholding the glassed imagery, symbolize the pillars of support that sustain us in our daily lives. They embody the solidarity and cohesion essential for our collective progress.

With each piece I create, my aim is to elevate the human spirit beyond the constraints of ordinary existence. I strive to shed light on our capacity to endure, to love, to evolve, and to transcend adversity. Ultimately, my art serves as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity inherent in the human condition.