CC22.7563

Archival pigment print. Please contact the gallery for unframed pricing or more framing and sizing options.

$4,000 USD

Size: 30 x 40 in. 30 x 40 in. 42 x 56 in. 60 x 80 in.

These photographs reveal a hidden luminescence in the wilderness of the American West. From collapsed lava tubes lined with microbial mats to high elevations where lichens thrive, a strange fluorescence occurs when certain minerals and organic materials are subjected to ultraviolet radiation. This spectrum of light is invisible to humans.

A parallel world is unveiled in the night with long exposures using an ultraviolet light source. The eerie light emitted from within these once familiar surfaces transmutes the mundane into something extraterrestrial. - Cody Cobb, Spectral Series

Prices are for framed prints. Works are framed in a simple walnut color frame. Please contact the gallery for more information and framing options.

Total edition of 10.

Exhibitions

GROUP EXHIBITION | TEN PHOTOGRAPHS

GROUP EXHIBITION | TEN PHOTOGRAPHS

April 3 - 19, 2025

Ten Photographs features a single work by each of ten photographers. The exhibition includes gallery artists Xavi Bou, David Burdeny, Carol Inez Charney, Cody Cobb, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Jeffrey...

CODY COBB | SPECTRAL

CODY COBB | SPECTRAL

February 1 - 24, 2024

Cody Cobb’s striking photographs communicate the solitude of remote locations, places he seeks to immerse himself in untouched wilderness. The isolation allows him more sensitive observations of the...

GROUP EXHIBITION | ELEMENTS: WATER

GROUP EXHIBITION | ELEMENTS: WATER

February 2 - 18, 2023

Foster/White Gallery returns to its series of group exhibitions focused on the classical elements with Elements: Water, featuring a range of media from photography and collage to painting, textile,...

GROUP EXHIBITION | SMALL WORKS

GROUP EXHIBITION | SMALL WORKS

December 7, 2023 - January 20, 2024

Small Works will focus on small scale works, with the intention of making art more accessible to first time buyers and seasoned collectors alike. Drawing from existing and new pieces by gallery artists, there is something...