Tricia Rosenkilde
Tricia Rosenkilde is a photographer and painter recognized for her work in alternative photographic processes. Her work is informed by her interest in early modern European history, as she imagines and portrays the connections between the past and the present. Valuing craftsmanship and materiality, she uses the analog printing methods of platinum-palladium, cyanotype, and gum bichromate to create poetic and timeless pieces. Rosenkilde’s photographs have been exhibited at The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, Nicolas Auvray Gallery, NYC, The International Center of Photography, The Halide Project, The Crane Arts Center, Philadelphia, and The Penumbra Foundation in NYC, among others. Rosenkilde has been a faculty member since 1999 at the International Center of Photography and also teaches at the Penumbra Foundation in NYC. She lives and works in the NYC metropolitan area and is represented by Nicolas Auvray Gallery, NYC.
