Clifford Ross: Waves
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Clifford Ross, Hurricane LXIII, 2009, archival pigment print, 73 x 129 inches © Clifford Ross. Courtesy of the artist and Ryan Lee Gallery
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This major survey of photographs by Clifford Ross included an installation of large-scale works from his Hurricane Wave series captured by the artist in the surf during extreme weather. The exhibition also featured a site-specific installation of monumental prints on wood, as well as the artist’s Digital Waves: computer-generated videos displayed on an LED wall. While it explored the limits of photography and abstraction, it was also a dramatic declaration about climate change.
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