Rebecca Dolan is an artist, educator and curator who lives and works in Denver, CO. She holds an M.F.A from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Photography and Digital Imaging and teaches and coordinates Digital Art at the Metropolitan State College of Denver. Her work has been screened and exhibited nationally in venues including the National Gallery Film Theater in Washington, D.C. and the Renaissance Society in Chicago. She is one of the co-founders of time-base (www.time-base.org).

“In Transit is a body of work is about transitions, mobility, and transportation. These images communicate transitory moments of place, depict a moment in time via movement of natural elements, and elaborate upon modes of transportation. Initially, I was drawn to the shape of windows—seeing them as temporarily occupied vessels of time and space during a transitory passage. The nature of temporary translates into other arenas besides travel however. All works in this series, whether specific to geography, personal biography, or voyage, suggest movement, or a temporary position, en route to something else—the inside traveling out, point a to point b, beginning a new life or moving to a new location. The in-between nature of transition perhaps addresses larger questions about relocation and the path which is more significant, the destination or the process?”