The series of cat Cibachromes were first shown at the Centre d'Art Contemporaine in Geneva along with glaze paintings, which were done directly on the walls, windows, and floors.
The works' premise comes from the notion that light waves can be added to each other to form new colors while pigment colors subtract light, or absorb waves that are not reflected.
Glazes in painting form a bridge between these two concepts of color because although they are made with pigment, they are transparent and act much like a filter color in photography.
This was also the subject of my first one-person museum show at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in1982
