“In the thin places, the barrier between the physical world and the spiritual world wears thin and becomes porous. Invisible things, like music or love or dead people or God, might become visible there, or if they don’t become visible they become so present and tangible that it doesn’t matter. Distinctions between you and not-you, real and unreal, worldly and otherworldly, fall away. … [The] delight of thin places was the unpredictability of their location. You can find them someplace with magic written all over it, like Connemara or the Himalayas, but they also pop up in dive bars, bedrooms, hospital rooms. They can appear and disappear.” - Jordan Kisner
Alma Grace is a visual artist and photographer based in Miami, Florida. Her work aims to move beyond the realm of photography and begin to mimic the films and paintings that influence her - not only through composition, but through landscape, movement, color, and allusion. Inspired by film, fashion, and art history, she utilizes photography as a medium to create a variety of visual narratives.
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