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With her lens capturing portraits in nature that have endured millions of years, j. Madison Rink reveals our reflections much as, we now know, our earliest ancestors first discovered theirs. Her work portrays a spiritual and physical, a conscious and unconscious, an anguish and peace, igniting the earliest sparks of art and creativity

"The visionary work of j. Madison Rink is animstic in the sense that it captures the soul of natural objects, always there but not easy for the uninitiated to see.  In this way she is like a shaman; Through her art, she helps guide our eyes to see the magic that surrounds us, the spirit in all things."    Thomas Murray  

 

Thomas Murray is an independent researcher, collector, lecturer and private dealer of Asian and Tribal art with an emphasis on Indonesian sculpture and textiles, as well as animistic art from other varied cultures.  He was appointmented as a member of The Cultural Property Advisory Committee at the State Department by Barack Obama.

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