Tom Jacobi

Fairy Floss, Mono Lake, California USA 2015 Landscape, Photography

2015

Edition of 7 Series "Grey matters" Death Valley in California USA. In 2014 Tom started a four-years-project, photographing all over the world: The trilogy »Awakening«. It consists ...

Edition of 7 Series "Grey matters" A rock formation in Iceland. In 2014 Tom started a four-years-project, photographing all over the world: The trilogy »Awakening«. It consists of ...

Edition of 7 Series "Into the Light" Frozen Bubbles in a lake in Canada. In 2014 Tom started a four-years-project, photographing all over the world: The trilogy »Awakening«. It con...

Edition of 10 Series "The Light within" Also available in 164 x 123 cm (64,5’’ x 48,4’’) Edition of 7. A naked man stands on a rock in the Atacama desert in Chile and is doing Yoga...

Chromogenic print on Kodak Endura paper Signed and numbered on label, verso 24 x 20 inches (Edition of 4) This photograph is offered by ClampArt, located in New York City. At first...

Title: South Tufa Swirls Location: Mono Lake, California Edition: 2 of 5, signed by artist Description: The shoreline of the lake is never the same... The wind-whipped water forms swirling pools, deposits layers of fluffy froth on the shoreline, and can’t help but reflect the light show of sunset in its mirrored surface, whether the clouds that have gathered participate or not. Vahé Peroomian is a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Southern California (USC). He received a Ph.D. in Physics from UCLA in March, 1994, specializing in numerical simulations of space plasmas, and carried out research in that field for 25 years before transitioning into a full- time teaching and innovative pedagogy position at USC. Vahé’s love of photography as a child and young adult blossomed into a passion more than twenty years ago. Since then, he has taken every opportunity to pursue his fascination with photography and the beauty of the Gaian landscape. He is a self-trained photographer, and prefers a hands-on approach and independent experimentation with photographic styles and techniques. He has found that the same off-the-wall approach that works in solving physics problems helps him see landscapes in a new light as well. The self-similar shapes in landscapes, and the play between...

“The hovering installations featured in this ongoing series of photographs are inspired by self-organizing, "emergent" systems in nature such as termite mounds, swarming locusts, sch...

Fly Geyser, Black Rock Desert, limited edition photograph, signed, archival ink The terrain of the Black Rock Desert, Nevada is an area that I have always wanted to explore. In November of this year, I finally got the chance. The area is sparsely inhabited with the largest town being Gerlach - population of 100. Humans have inhabited the Black Rock Desert since approximately 11,000 BC.. The large black rock formation was used as a landmark by early settlers and emigrants that initially crossed and settled in the area. At its base is a large hot spring and grassy meadow, which was an important place for those crossing the desert headed for California and Oregon. In the mid-1800's John Fremont...