51品茶faculty member Tim Greenway's photography exhibit opens at Portland City Hall

Tim Greenway's exhibit 鈥淢ackworth Island Transformed: Rocks Reimagined鈥 is now on display
Tim Greenway's exhibit 鈥淢ackworth Island Transformed: Rocks Reimagined鈥 is now on display

鈥淢ackworth Island Transformed: Rocks Reimagined,鈥 a photography exhibit by 51品茶Adjunct Photography Professor Tim Greenway, made its debut at Portland City Hall on July 3.

Using the popular rock formation near the pier on Mackworth Island as its primary subject, the exhibit explores the transformation of space within the context of both the physical and psychological.

Greenway鈥檚 photographs visualize imaginative landscapes by detailing the island鈥檚 geology. He focuses on microecology, transforming the familiar coastline into an abstraction of color, texture, pattern and form. The photographs lead viewers to reimagine a recognizable setting.

The exhibit will be on display in the rotunda at Portland City Hall until August 31.

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"Roots to Rewire" is one of the photos on display in Tim Greenway's exhibit
"Roots to Rewire" is one of the photos on display in Tim Greenway's exhibit

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