Ill Form & Void Full
This series investigates consumer aftermath and the fragility of elegance. Magazine clippings, reproduced images, and real objects blur boundaries. Working primarily with analog medium-format photography, the arrangements explore the intimate, poetic decay of the table, turning domestic remnants into painterly compositions.
Still life, spatial ambiguity & the remnants of domesticity
Laura Letinsky’s practice orbits the poetic decay of the table. Working primarily with analog photography, she captures half‑eaten meals, wilted flowers, and shifting perspectives.
Born in 1962 in Winnipeg, she now lives and works in Chicago. Her photographs examine the intimate aftermath of consumption — transforming domestic detritus into minimalist compositions suspended between painting and photography.