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Denlinger’s main body of work is her tableaux photographs. For these images she collages characters out of the pages of fashion magazines and photographs them in environments that she constructs. Her work is greatly influenced by visual artist and authors working in a wide range of styles and media.
Recent Work
2011-2012
New work that has not fully developed into a series yet.
Ecology
2011-2010
For this series Denlinger constructed and photographed vignettes of microcosms. This group of images specifically focuses on feelings of powerlessness and insignificance individuals may experience on our immense planet. These emotions may be brought on by a real or imagined lack of control humans have over their individual lives and the world around them. Unlike previous bodies of work, Denlinger left the titles sparse and ambiguous, encouraging the viewer to imagine their own narrative.
Life, Literature, and the War on Terror
2010-2008
These images are in direct response to mundane moments of life, current cultural events including the ongoing conflict in the middle east, and historical literary quotes. Together these images form a vignette regarding contemporary societal pressures.
Theater of the Mundane
2007-2004
This series over dramatizes the mundane moments of daily life. The images strongly references existentialist theory and themes found in the writings of Samuel Beckett, such as codependency on others and the will to survive.
Identity and Gender
2004-2003
Issues of identity and gender within relationships are explored in this series. Specific issues include the roles people play and the underlying tensions that result.





