Light Abstraction c. 1947

Carlotta M. Corpron's "Light Abstraction" is a striking photogram, a photographic technique that uses light-sensitive paper and objects to create abstract images. The artist, known for her pioneering work in photograms, expertly manipulated light to create geometric patterns that evoke both structure and movement. The stark contrast between the bright white light forms and the dark background reinforces the sense of depth and dimensionality, showcasing the dynamic potential of this often overlooked artistic medium.