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May 21, 2025

Lasting Evidence: featured in Professional Photographer magazine

I was featured this month in an article by Amanda Arnold about my 6 Feet Apart series in Professional Photographer magazine (May 2025 issue).

 “My focus was on capturing the commonalities of the marks while also highlighting the creativity and individuality in their designs,”

 

“To reflect the once-in-a-lifetime, enormous magnitude of the pandemic, he knew he needed to photograph as many markers as possible.”

Read the article online or view PDF.

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Publish date: May 21, 2025
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Ari Salomon is a fine art photographer working in San Francisco.

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

  • Change at the Magnes Collection

    11/16/25, 11-4pm, The Magnes, Berkeley

  • Pingyao International Photography Festival

    September 19-23, 2025

  • SF Photobook Fair

    10/18-10/19

  • Fraction Magazine 15th Anniversary Selections

    Online exhibition

  • Lenscratch feature: 6 Feet Apart

    Online Feature

Recent Exhibitions

  • Lasting Evidence: featured in Professional Photographer magazine
  • Ephemeral Earth at Alameda Photo Festival
  • Startup Art Fair @ Hotel del Sol
  • 6 Feet Apart @ Birdhouse
  • Float Magazine Instagram Takeover

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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

  • Change at the Magnes Collection

    11/16/25, 11-4pm, The Magnes, Berkeley

  • Pingyao International Photography Festival

    September 19-23, 2025

  • SF Photobook Fair

    10/18-10/19

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Opening: Sat, Jan. 17, 2–5 PM Exhibition Dates: Ja Opening: Sat, Jan. 17, 2–5 PM
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 17 – Feb. 21, 2026
Meet the Artists: Sat Jan. 24, 1–4 PM
Location: Harvey Milk Photo Center, San Francisco

“The BAPC artists employ a range of artistic approaches to tap into photography’s unique relationship with both truth and fiction, from straight documentation to juxtaposition, intervention, and fabrication. Together, their work creates a chorus of photographic perspectives exploring the edges of meaning, inviting open-ended interpretation, and moving in tandem towards the sublime.”
— Curatorial Statement by Heather Snider

In Frame: one of the Pyrotype (charcoal) photographs I will exhibit. 

#bapcsf #harveymilkphotocenter #sanfranciscoart #sanfranciscophotographer #bayareaphotography
These photographs are part of Burn Line, presented These photographs are part of Burn Line, presented alongside the pyrotypes.

While Burn Line often focuses on small, personal objects-items carried, used, and held-Lost Landscapes widens the frame. These images offer grounding and scale: the places where fire moved through land, homes, and neighborhoods. They provide context for the objects by showing the environments that shaped, and were altered by, the same events.

All of these landscape photographs were made by me, on site.
Shown together with the charcoal works, they create a dialogue between the intimate and the expansive, the relic and the terrain-between what was carried away and what remains.
#BurnLine #LostLandscapes #WildfireAftermath #PhotographyAndFire #MemoryAndPlace
Recently, my photo was selected to be "photo of th Recently, my photo was selected to be "photo of the week" by the J Weekly. 

See link in bio for the full story they wrote about the whole group exhibition at the Magnes Collection.
Lost Landscapes 
These photographs are part of Bur Lost Landscapes

These photographs are part of Burn Line, presented alongside the pyrotypes.

While Burn Line often focuses on small, personal objects—items carried, used, and held—Lost Landscapes widens the frame. These images offer grounding and scale: the places where fire moved through land, homes, and neighborhoods. They provide context for the objects by showing the environments that shaped, and were altered by, the same events.

All of these landscape photographs were made by me, on site. Shown together with the charcoal works, they create a dialogue between the intimate and the expansive, the relic and the terrain—between what was carried away and what remains.
#BurnLine #LostLandscapes #WildfireAftermath #PhotographyAndFire #MemoryAndPlace
Burn Line featured in Forbes and J Press: On Fire Burn Line featured in Forbes and J

Press: On Fire, Memory, and an Evolving Process Forbes: California Wildfires Give Rise To New Artistic Process Forged By Flame By Leslie Katz A feature-length article about my project View PDF J Weekly: Wildfires, tides, landlines: A Jewish artists’ laboratory grapples with change An article that includes all the artists in the exhibition at the Magnes View PDF…...

https://arisalomon.com/news/burn-line-featured-in-forbes-and-j/
#sutrotower #sutrotowerSF #sutrotowerArt #sutrotower #sutrotowerSF 
#sutrotowerArt
Inspiring talk and exhibition by @alexcartagenamex Inspiring talk and exhibition by @alexcartagenamex - curated by @lopesshana 

It was resonating with many issues that I’ve been thinking about for a while in terms of photography that focuses more on concept than creating new images. 

He shared that he hadn’t taken a new photograph in six years and I appreciate that now as a badge of honor
Forbes recently profiled my Pyrotype work and the Forbes recently profiled my Pyrotype work and the ideas behind using fire as both subject and medium. The article dives into how these charred, black-on-black images emerge from a process rooted in California’s wildfire stories.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/lesliekatz/2025/11/20/california-wildfires-inspire-pyrotype-an-artistic-process-forged-by-flame/

Link in bio

Thank you to @laba.bay and  @themagnus for hosting the exhibition this weekend. Thank you @robinthewallace 

 #Pyrotype #BurnLineAri #PhotoSculpture #ExperimentalPhotography
My artists talk at the exhibition this weekend My artists talk at the exhibition this weekend
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