Provided by Paul Hardt
Triptych photograph of the ephemeral Lake Manly in Death Valley, California. Archival giclee print on Dibond aluminium. 3 panels @ 41 x 61 cm each. Overall size: 122 w x 61 h cm (3@ 24 inches high x 16 inches wide. Overall size: 24” x 48”)
Edition of 10
Nestled within the barren expanse of Badwater Basin, in the heart of Death Valley National Park, lies a mesmerizing sight: Lake Manly. This isn't an ordinary lake — it's a transient marvel, last seen in 2003, born from the tumultuous deluge of Hurricane Hillary coupled with a series of powerful atmospheric river rain storms that have hit the region. In one of the planet's hottest and driest places, this ephemeral body of water emerges, transforming the salt-encrusted valley into a vast, shimmering reflecting pond. Nature's whimsical hand seems to beckon us, inviting reflection upon our own impact on the climate and the consequential disruptions it brings.
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