TRANSLUCENTS
As a celebration of a new decade - 2010,

Seip has taken the traditional prints off the wall

and out of their frames in an exciting new dimension.

Translucents!

The three-dimensional prints are printed on clear paper

then encased in a thick cube of tinted resin and

displayed upon a block of wood.

Each translucent, takes on a "wateresque" appearance

and allows the viewer to see completely through the image.

The parallel, allows the wearer and viewer

This portfolio contains gelatin silver prints of the Goggle Series©
shot in Athens Greece, Various Greek Isles,
Miami Beach- The Skull Sisters, Barbara Capitman, Versace Steps Delano Spa.
Iceland, Czechloslovacia, France, Holland, Mexico, Hawaii, New York, Chicago,
and more!

The Goggle Series
The Goggle Series ©  started in 1984, is a photographic series
using one pair of swim goggles.
The suite of photographs form a central theme which express a
playful and often serious approach
to the human image.

This series has been shown in prestigious museums and galleries including:
The John and Mable Ringling Museum and The Boca Raton Museum of Art

Miami  |  Coral Gables  |  London  |  Arizona and more
Are some of the locations of other gallery shows and acquisitions.


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Q U O T E S

"Few artist can tout such a range;
her exposures remain as provocative
as they are origional."
Roger Hurlburt-Sun-Sentinel Art Critic


"These photos produce a certain feeling
in me-a feeling that is at first difficult to define, but that grows stronger
with each passing minute, until finally there is no mistaking it; eyestrain."
Dave Barry-Miami Herald, Syndicated Humor Columnist

"Sometimes, a good eye for composition and lighting just isn't enough.
There still remains that spark of talent that sets some artist apart.
In the case of Cindy Seip, this spark is manifested by a pair of
swimming goggles, cleverly used to mark her photo series
as a departure from the norm."
- Rhonda Viveney -Zelo Magazine

"Her best pictures reveal a bit of a sitter's character,
but she's obviously interested as much in the photos composition.
She likes to play a shape off a shape."
Gary Schwan-Palm Beach Post Art Critic

Her photos-some poignant, some humorous-stand alone
as photographic works of art."
Catherine McElrich-Ocean Drive Magazine