Bridget Conn's Cameraless Practice: A Conversation with Dawn Roe

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Bridget Conn uses cameraless photographic processes, working directly with chemistry and physical materials to push at what photography can be. A conversation with Dawn Roe on Lenscratch covers her practice and the themes running through it: tactile versus digital experience, communication, and the value of mistakes.

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