Cosmos is the long dance of the universe, based on birth, transformation, and death on the grandest and smallest of scales. The awe and wonder of these events are largely beyond human experience. The dynamic forces at play are reflected through science and mystery and in both the visible and unseen, with permeating elements of certainty and chance.
These dualities are reflected in the organic, granular, and etching-like nature of the photographs in Cosmos, which are presented like treasure maps ripped from the heavens. The pictures in their original form were created from an experimental darkroom process involving hand-coated emulsion on watercolour paper, enhancing the elements of randomness, the features of the universe itself.
Klaus Major is a photographic artist who lives in Sydney, Australia. His observational and conceptual photographs are of natural, built or imagined environments. From early beginnings using a self-made pinhole camera, Klaus has built his skills and expertise to include large format photography, developing and printing archival-quality analogue photographs. He has held seven solo exhibitions and participated in 8 group exhibitions in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne. He has self-published six photography books, and in 2022, he was a finalist in the Head On Landscape Awards.
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