The Democratic Forest. Selected Works

William Eggleston, known as the "father of color photography," has spent nearly sixty years developing a unique style that merges everyday subjects with a deep appreciation for color, form, and composition. His approach challenges conventional interpretations, as he aims to elevate the mundane to striking, poetic visuals. Eggleston's work invites viewers to engage with the ambiguity of his images, reflecting his belief in the complexity of the ordinary.