The Floating World

The View From Ebey's, Archival Pigment Print, Iskra — The View From Ebey’s, Archival Pigment Print on GermanEtching, 24″ x24″, 1/3

Repose with a Blue Edge, archival pigment print, two sizes

"Repose in Blue," archival pigment print, two sizes — “Repose in Blue,” archival pigment print, two sizes

Repose, Archival pigment print, © Iskra Johnson — Repose, limited edition archival pigment print on German Etching, 27 x 27″, 1/10 Available for purchase

The Wave, archival pigment print by Iskra — The Wave, archival pigment print on German Etching, 1/20

Celadon, archival pigment print on German Etching, 3/20

The Shipping Lanes, Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

The Floating World, Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 1/3

Dream Ship, Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Duwamish 5 (Othello), Archival Pigment Print, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Sentinel Archival Pigment Print on GermanEtching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Boat Cradle, Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Barge, Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

South Park, Archival Pigment Print, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Water Etching 1, Archival Pigment Print, Size Variable

Vessel, Archival Pigment Print, 15″ x 15″

The Tarp Archival Pigment Print_Iskra — The Tarp Archival Pigment Print on German Etching, 24″ x 24″, 1/3

Looking Out: Looking In_Iskra — Looking Out: Looking In, Archival Pigment Print, Size Variable

The Floating World: A series about the visual and emotional state of floating, based on the industrial waterways and marine environment of the Pacific Northwest. These images are inspired by Japanese wood block and the work of the 19th century artist Yoshitoshi. I experiment here with different approaches to merging photographic reality with found and created surface. Available for purchase in my shop in The Floating World gallery. See the longer story of this work which began in a canoe trip down the Duwamish River here.

The newest prints in this gallery focus on the experience of Greenlake, a different, more pastoral vision of an inland waterway.

The Floating World

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