In an image-driven world, the impact of photographs on our memory is often overlooked.
Meka Tome is a fine artist utilizing experimental photographic techniques to challenge our perceptions and encourage introspection. Inspired by the ephemeral nature of organic life, her work features transient materials that mirror the fleeting nature of human experience. These organic forms are often juxtaposed against minimalist industrial structures, alluding to the isolation that stems from humanity's self-imposed estrangement from other forms of life. By employing non-archival photographs, Tome's work confronts the human desire to preserve ourselves in a system inherently destined for decay.