Slit

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2017  
Edition of 20

First Token - HNS Editions - HNS

Slit #20/20

Heather N. Stout

SCRNRZ_059

SCRNRZ_NFT (SZN_2) / An AI based, individually edited, experimental art project for NFT PFP personal use only. Available on the Ethereum Blockchain only. Please visit the website for additional details and see notes below prior to collecting:

SZN_2 (Season 2) release is 50 characters for personal NFT PFP use only. The collector (owner of a) SCRNRZ_NFT has the right to use the NFT/PFP for personal use only - not commercial use - whilst holding the NFT.

Welcome to SCRNRZ

SCRNRZ_059

the music in you

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2023

the music in you

i thought you knew

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
CO, USA, 2023

i thought you knew

About last night...

By Heather N. Stout
CO, USA, 2023

About last night...

Somatic

an outline

1.  Somatic

By Heather N. Stout
digital photography
2023

Somatic

I wanted to remember this.

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2023 
Edition of 33

Fourth Token - HNS Editions - HNS

I wanted to remember this. #4/33

it was just the wind

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
CO, USA, 2022

it was just the wind

FREE Gourds

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2022  
Edition of 69  


FREE Gourds #29/69

FREE Gourds #8/69

Heather N. Stout - Wild and Free

Mako Sica 
 
By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
SD, USA, 2020

Mako Sica

Through Space & Time

I thought that my heart stopped when magic and fire surrounded me.

A time traveler's dance...

Heather N. Stout - HNS 1 OF 1

I wanted to remember this. #33/33

I wanted to remember this. #20/33

Somnium  
By Heather N. Stout  
March 2023

Somnium

Intangible

By Heather N. Stout
CO, USA, 2023

Intangible

a dream in black and white illuminated by moonlight

the point of no return

By Heather N. Stout
CO, USA, 2023

the point of no return

the wind whispered your name - the trees answered

Exhibit A

The Little Yellow House Collection 
Just Golden #2

By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2022

Collection to accompany, "The Little Yellow House."

Exhibit A

Heather N. Stout - The Little Yellow House Collection

They Sent Stars for Her Birthday  
South Park Summer #1

By Heather N. Stout  
Rocky Mountains  
CO, USA, 2022

They Sent Stars for Her Birthday

TRAINMEN ONLY 
South Park Summer #2

By Heather N. Stout  
Rocky Mountains  
CO, USA, 2022

TRAINMEN ONLY

Heather N. Stout - South Park Summer

Hidden  
Pandemic Winter #3

By Heather N. Stout

WV, USA, 2022

*Pandemic Winter is a collection of curated  
B-sides from the Lost in the Mists of Time series.

Hidden

Pandemic Winter is a global experience expressed through the lens in a deeply personal and reflective light. It explores the range of emotion and experiences that the pandemic brought forth within the context of the remnants of rural Americana.

"The Americana of days gone by simmers upon embers of hope, warming the pandemic winter."

*Pandemic Winter is a collection of curated
B-sides from the, 'Lost in the Mists of Time' series commissioned by Obscura DAO.

Nightfall  
Pandemic Winter #1

By Heather N. Stout  
WV, USA, 2022

I turned to find the path down  
Rain wetting my face, 
Nightfall on the horizon  
Fog pouring over this special place.

*Pandemic Winter is a collection of curated B-sides from the Lost in the Mists of Time series.

Nightfall

Heather N. Stout V2

Snow Angel

Digital Photography  
Colorado, USA, 2023

Snow Angel

The Spaghetti Incident

Mobile Mockery Series  
By Heather N. Stout  
digital photography  
2017

The Spaghetti Incident

Heather N. Stout - HNS Series

Somatic

an outline

1. Somatic
     a.
     b.

By Heather N. Stout
digital photography
2023

Somatic

an outline

1. Somatic
     a.

By Heather N. Stout
digital photography
2023

Ancient Desert Sand Sea
Where Dinosaurs Walked
Bridge - The Interlude

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2023

NFT comes with corresponding physical fine art print in a 20" x 30" Single Edition on Hahnemuhle Baryta archival paper

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, “Where Dinosaurs Walked”- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, “Narratiff” with Colonna Contemporary -

Paintings give way to a range of emotions and experiences, expressed freely through this medium using natural elements with paint and photography prints.

Photography helps to preserve these memories we experience with awe that have stood the test of time. This form of documentation may become extremely important for our present moment in history and of the world we inhabit. There are parallels to be drawn from the chipping away of this profound landscape and the future of this exquisite medium.

Ancient Desert Sand Sea

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals...

Cernes Urbem et Promissa
Where Dinosaurs Walked
Bridge - The Interlude

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

NFT comes with corresponding physical fine art print in a 20" x 30" Single Edition on Hahnemuhle Baryta archival paper

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, “Where Dinosaurs Walked”- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, “Narratiff” with Colonna Contemporary -

Paintings give way to a range of emotions and experiences, expressed freely through this medium using natural elements with paint and photography prints.

Photography helps to preserve these memories we experience with awe that have stood the test of time. This form of documentation may become extremely important for our present moment in history and of the world we inhabit. There are parallels to be drawn from the chipping away of this profound landscape and the future of this exquisite medium.

Cernes Urbem et Promissa

Where Dinosaurs Walked - The Overture

Washout
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, “Where Dinosaurs Walked”- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, “Narratiff” with Colonna Contemporary.

Washout

Saturday
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, “Where Dinosaurs Walked”- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, “Narratiff” with Colonna Contemporary.

Saturday

Where Dinosaurs Walked - The Chorus

Obscura X Spaces
March 26, 2024

Hosted by:
Wim Van Cappellen
Taimaz Ashtari
Guilherme Pedroso

Obscura audio interview for Where Dinosaurs Walked - Narratiff #1 with Colonna Contemporary Gallery

Guests:
Heather N. Stout - Photographer and Interdisciplinary Artist
Michele Colonna - Principal at Colonna Contemporary
Rick Manelius - Startup CEO at Atomic Form

Where Dinosaurs Walked - Obscura Interview

Where Dinosaurs Walked - Editions

Additional material to accompany Where Dinosaurs Walked 

Narratiff #1 Colonna Contemporary

From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, “Where Dinosaurs Walked”- A
journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The unique and spectacular beauty of this American Southwest environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future.


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