Rahshia Sawyer 2020

Rahshia Sawyer is a creative professional and third-culture individual based in the Washington DC area.

 

She is the Head Experience Designer for Data Ethics and Privacy at Capital One, focusing on the intersection of consumer rights, data privacy, and regulatory compliance.
 

As a professor at George Mason University, she teaches the nuances of photography and visual communications.
 

Her passion is finding beauty. As an internationally recognized photographer, she examines Resilience, analyzing the balanced (or imbalanced) relationship between beauty, chaos, and vulnerability as an anchor to our humanity.

Series:

Inflected Forms

Year:

2012

About This Project

Experiences happen in a blink of an eye, yet the feeling of what happened persists; acting as an undercurrent, feeding this perceived reality. The two are more than connected; they are dependent – one cannot exist without the other. The perception and reality are dependent. The reality, on the left, shows the floating figure draped in a cloth. On the right, an image four times the length of its pair implies the perceived recognition of the other. The imbalance of the diptych, the right is longer than the left, suggests the persistence of viewpoint and importance.

Prints available in:
Archival inkjet prints 30” x 80” Limited edition of 5
Archival inkjet prints 15” x 30” Limited edition of 15