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Lane Billings is a fine arts photographer specializing in “tinted” photography. She was raised in rural Ohio, and she now resides and works in the North Shore (of Boston).
She was educated at the University of Cincinnati, DAAP (Design, Art, Architecture and Planning) program, focusing on fine art and history. She made the Dean’s List every quarter. Then, she attended the University of California, Los Angeles where she maintained a 4.0 GPA. While attending UCLA she worked in the film industry before starting her career as a photographer. After moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico her work appeared in several travel blogs. She relocated to Boston in 2015. This change began her exploration of color. Artist StatementI became more fascinated by colors after I went blind briefly due to brain cancer. (I’ve been in remission since 2015.) Color was the first element that I saw when I regained my sight.
Capturing colors and contrasts is my goal now. Because colors set the tone and mood of the photograph. It’s more important than textures and patterns, and often lines. I've become more drawn to Nature, and express my feeling of the its power or its calmness. |
Group Exhibitions
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Online Exhibition presented by the Dixon Gallery 2022 Plantarium 2022 Online Exhibition presented by Gallerium 2022 PRIDE Art Market Gulu Gulu 2022 Strength, Perseverance, and Hope in Beverly Cabot House Gallery 2021 presented by Historic Beverly ABSTRACTED! MacRae's (Pop Up Gallery) 2021 Curated by Peyton Pugmire Co-sponsored by Creative Spirit COOL Bromfield Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts 2021 Curated by Gary Duehr Exhibition Environmental Alterations (online) LoosenArt, Los Angeles, California 2021 We Rise (online) Creative Spirit, Marblehead, Massachusetts 2020 Curated by Peyton Pugmire The Purple Show Creative Spirit, Marblehead, Massachusetts 2020 Curated by Peyton Pugmire Far Out Places GALA, Lynn Arts, Lynn, Massachusetts 2019 Wild & Free Creative Spirit, Marblehead, Massachusetts 2019 Curated by Peyton Pugmire Publications "Relearning Photography After Brain Cancer, Shot by Shot"
May 2019, Peta Pixel Interviews For the ABTA monthly newsletter.
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