Photographer, Lori Nix, is currently presenting new work from her ongoing series The City, in a three person exhibition at G. Gibson Gallery in Seattle. The exhibition, titled View Master, presents her work, along with Grace Weston and Jonah Samson. All of the artists in the exhibition make use of intricately fabricated, three dimensional sets to construct an entirely new reality. In the spare bedroom of her Brooklyn apartment, Nix builds these highly realistic dioramas, which explore urban environments devoid of human presence, often reclaimed by nature. For View Master, Nix will present three of her latest works, Church, Laundromat, and Botanical Garden. Each image continues to playfully blur the line between truth and illusion, calling into question the authenticity of the documented image in contemporary society.

Nix has exhibited her photographs nationally, including recent exhibitions with NAB Gallery in Chicago, Randall Scott Gallery in Washington D.C., Jenkins Johnson Gallery in New York City and Stephen Cohan Gallery in Los Angeles.