—Spiral, White Rock Mountain · 2023
A cicada’s song is like a memento to summer in the Ozarks.
Chuck Davis
— a life in plates.
Independent curator and photographer working in the Rogers. Davis’s practice spans large format film, 3D stereo imaging, and the wet plate collodion process — the same technique used by 19th Century photographers, kept alive by hand.
Editorial · Projects · 3D Stereo · Curator · Wet plate collodion · Rogers, AR
— 01 / Featured
A quiet survey.
Dogwood Common - Rocky Neck Artist Colony: "Never Try Never Win"
During the Summer of 2026, I was in residency at the Rocky Neck Artist Colony – one of the oldest artist establishments in the United States. There at Dogwood Common is a field of wisdom, carved into rock. Image made with a Widelux F6 camera from the 1960s.
Medium
Archival Pigment Print on Red River premium photo paper – matted to 16x20 inches
Edition
Edition of 15
Status
Available
Price
$820
Dogwood Common - Rocky Neck Artist Colony: "Keep Out of Debt"
During the Summer of 2026, I was in residency at the Rocky Neck Artist Colony – one of the oldest artist establishments in the United States. There at Dogwood Common is a field of wisdom, carved into rock. Image made with a Widelux F6 camera from the 1960s.
Medium
Archival Pigment Print on Red River premium photo paper – matted to 16x20 inches
Edition
Edition of 15
Status
Available
Price
$820
Dogwood Common - Rocky Neck Artist Colony: "Intelligence"
During the Summer of 2026, I was in residency at the Rocky Neck Artist Colony – one of the oldest artist establishments in the United States. There at Dogwood Common is a field of wisdom, carved into rock. Image made with a Widelux F6 camera from the 1960s.
Medium
Archival Pigment Print on Red River premium photo paper – matted to 16x20 inches
Edition
Edition of 15
Status
Available
Price
$820
Dogwood Common - Rocky Neck Artist Colony "Kindness"
During the Summer of 2026, I was in residency at the Rocky Neck Artist Colony – one of the oldest artist establishments in the United States. There at Dogwood Common is a field of wisdom, carved into rock. Image made with a Widelux F6 camera from the 1960s.
Medium
Archival Pigment Print on Red River premium photo paper – matted to 16x20 inches
Edition
Edition of 15
Status
Available
Price
$820
