Every so often, one comes across a work of art so seemingly impossible that one is forced to ask themselves: How?
I’m used to asking myself that question most often when spectating the masterpieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Without modern technology, Peter Paul Rubens and Caravaggio, just to name a couple, created life-sized and hyper-realistic scenes of grandiose moments in human and religious history: How? When looking at the work of Christy Lee Rogers, an American artist specializing in underwater photography, I found myself in awe for the opposite reason: How does Rogers make the results of a highly technological process feel so surreal?
