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VCFA Journal of the Arts
Over the last twenty years, Priscilla Ferguson Forthman has consistently produced evocative images of nature and culture in a precarious but successful balance. Her richly saturated black and white photographs more often than not act as rhetorical questions inviting the viewer into a problematic relationship with their subjects. As a fifth generation Floridian Priscilla is immersed in the poetry of sand, highway, everglade and horizon; her images are often startling; ripe with irony, sadness and wonderment.
Priscilla is a travelling photographer moving through a deeply familiar territory that continues to yield in each frame yet another layer of mystery in the cosmology of the tropics.
—Humberto Ramirez, visual art editor
December 2009
Priscilla Ferguson Forthman is a South Florida based artist whose work has been recognized through public commissions and awards and is represented in private and public collections including the Museum of Modern Art NYC.
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