Between Heaven and Here with Osheen Harruthoonyan

Photography has long opened its doors to abstraction, impressionism, and any number of imported refinements from other mediums. It has, in turn, enhanced and stimulated other mediums, such as painting and even music. The captured image; both still and moving, has continued to penetrate our culture and psychology in ways with which we can hardly keep up. We dream of pictures dreamed by others.
Innovation and a unique approach are more and more rarified. As our photographic tools become ever expanded upon, our quest to innovate and remain personal can also stall. This is not the case with Osheen Harruthoonyan.
Such a singular approach and enchanting process need little elaboration once the viewer has digested the work. It is also perhaps best left a bit mysterious, as too much projecting upon it would be a disservice to the poetry. For this reason, I have let the images do the talking for the most part with this interview.
Osheen was kind enough to let us into his world.

Hi Osheen,
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