Linger & Cling is a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. Together, they’ve combined their respective knowledge of movement and stillness to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Like catching a butterfly in a jar, these images offer the audience a chance to take a longer look at something that should only last the blink of an eye. Under the cover of long exposure photography, the subjects attain near-anonymity, blurring into an abstraction of the human form, and creating something of a Rorschach test for anyone viewing the work.
The work is available as high quality archival inkjet prints at various sizes below:
#2 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#3 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#4 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#5 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#6 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#7 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#8 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#9 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#10 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#11 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.
#1 from Linger & Cling, a collaboration between choreographer Sadie Leigh, and photographer Mark Williams Hoelscher. The project uses long exposure photography to explore how dance creates shapes over time, and to capture what would otherwise be ephemeral moments. Shot in Dance Place, NE Washington DC.