ORCHIDACEAE
Dendrobium gouldii (2/27/00)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Dendrobiun Dawn Maree (2/27/00)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Oncidium varicosum (1/00)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Miltonia Morning Glory “White Puff” x Milt. Yuko Hatsui “White Pearls” No. 2 (4/23/01)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Brassia odontoglossam Loglen ‘Bill Switzer’ AM/AOS (7/4/01)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Encyclia cochleata (7/7/01)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Brassia doctacosa x Miltonia “Seminole Blood” (11/25/01)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Cattleya percivaliana (1/17/02)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

ORCHIDACEAE
Phalaenopsis Redfan ‘Grazia’ (1/00)
Silver Gelatin (Selenium Toned) Print

Frazier King was born in Virginia and now lives and works in Houston, Texas. He is mostly self taught but has attended classes and workshops sponsored by the Southwest School of Art and Crafts in San Antonio, Texas, and other institutions. His most recent work (“Orchidaceae”) explores the nature of the orchid and enquires whether we may see sensual or spiritual reflections of ourselves. This work has been shown in numerous exhibitions throughout the United States as well as in Mexico, Canada, Peru and France. Solo shows have been at Fotofest 2002 in Houston, TX: Galeria De Arte Fotografica in San Miguel, Mexico; and at Honeysuckle Gallery in Fayetteville, Texas. A second body of work is an examination of whether each of our collections of personal objects, when photographed tableau, reflects an interior landscape. Finally, work done while traveling in Mexico looks for poetic reflections of the basics of daily life. The two bodies of earlier work have been shown in numerous exhibitions since 1994.