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Nature Eternal: Landscape Photography by Robin Resch in Princeton, NJ October - November 2024 at Songbird Capital, 14 Nassau Street, Princeton


A photograph of Vernal falls

Nature Eternal: Landscape Photography by Robin Resch
Fall 2024, Songbird Capital, 14 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ

Noted photographic artist Robin Resch presents her latest exhibition, Nature Eternal, at Songbird Capital this fall. The show, located at 14 Nassau Street in Princeton, features a captivating collection of landscape photography that draws viewers into the profound relationship between nature’s strength and our shared ephemerality. The exhibition will run through November, offering visitors an immersive visual experience.

At the heart of Resch’s work lies an exploration of the powerful forces of nature and the delicate balance between its fleeting moments and eternal cycles. Informed by a quote from Rainer Maria Rilke, “If we surrendered to earth’s intelligence, we could rise up rooted like trees,” Resch’s imagery seeks to evoke the emotional resonance of being fully present in nature. Her images, often abstract and contemplative, reflect the energy of a crashing stream, the quiet of rolling fog, or the fleeting sensation of wind. Through these images, Resch brings to life the idea of nature’s transience as a parallel to the human experience.

“Being one with the landscape can be humbling as we realize we are faced with something far greater than ourselves,” Resch explains. Her photographs blur the line between realism and abstraction, inviting contemplation of nature’s power, its constant change, and the fragility of life on our planet.

For more information or to view her portfolios, please visit www.robinresch.net or www.robinreschstudio.com #robinreschstudio

  • When? Open to the public Thursday - Sunday, 11 - 5, and by appointment, through November 2024.

  • Where? Songbird Capital, 14 Nassau Street

Website: http://robinresch.net

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