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Organic Materials

Holcomb is the designer, photographer and subject of my dresses. Her photographs capture a temporary, private performance between me and my surroundings.

Streetside Artscape:
Terra Holcomb / Organic Materials
Woolworth Window #2, 11th & Broadway
Sep 17 – Dec 3, 2015

By fitting the flowers or moss to her skin, she becomes camouflaged in the wilderness. It is within these fleeting moments when she feels most connected to nature. Because she travels alone and leaves the dresses to the wilderness, many times the only witness has been her camera and her.