“I have been traveling to Burma for over ten years, returning to many of the same villages, and photographing people who live and work on the Irrawaddy River. Aways composed and never candid, I make portraits of friends in their home environment, using natural light, minimal equipment, and a sense of humor. Although the news out of Burma is always political, I prefer to photograph the quiet elegance I see at every turn and which reminds me of early 20th century images.”
Monica Denevan was born in San Francisco and studied photography at San Francisco State University. Her work has been published in ZYZZYVA, Shots, The Sun, Black and White Magazine, Communication Arts, Camera Arts, and The Photo Review. Denevan is represented by Scott Nichols Gallery in the United States where she had a solo exhibition in 2011, Tao Evolution Gallery in Hong Kong which published a small catalog of her work, and Capital Culture in London. Her work is in the permanent collection of UCSF Medical Center.
Echo
Evening-Palm
Long-Bridge
Found-in-the-Sand
Last-Look-before-Nigh
Pendulum,-Burma-2007
Content-in-the-Shallo
Leap,-Burma-2007
Quiet Water
Tamarind
The-Ferryman
AcrossThe River Burma
adrift, burma, 2006
Ancient-Well-Burma
Another Crossing, Burma 2011
Suspended-Burma
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