Equivalent 1930 - 1934

Alfred Stieglitz's "Equivalent" (1930-1934) is a striking black and white photograph of clouds in the sky. This piece exemplifies Stieglitz's "Equivalents" series, which he began in 1925, where he sought to translate his inner feelings and emotions into abstract forms, often using clouds as his subject. Stieglitz's goal was to capture the essence of his subjective experience through the visual language of clouds, creating a unique connection between the viewer and the artist's inner world.