Robert Mann Gallery is pleased to present How she sees: Redux, an exhibition that revisits the gallery’s 2021 presentation How she sees through the work of a new generation of contemporary women photographers. Bringing together photographs by Holly Andres, Julie Blackmon, Sandra Cattaneo Adorno, Cig Harvey, Maroesjka Lavigne, Mary Mattingly, Susan Rankaitis, and Jennifer Williams, the exhibition explores how women artists construct distinctive visual narratives that blur the boundaries between observation, memory, and imagination.

Rather than documenting reality in a conventional sense, the works on view transform everyday moments, domestic settings, natural landscapes, and staged environments into evocative scenes charged with symbolism and emotional depth. Each artist approaches photography through a highly personal lens, using color, composition, and atmosphere to create images that invite multiple interpretations while reflecting diverse perspectives on identity, place, and lived experience.

Together, the photographs demonstrate the richness and diversity of contemporary photographic practice, highlighting the medium’s capacity to merge storytelling with visual experimentation. How she sees: Redux celebrates the enduring influence of women photographers while presenting a compelling dialogue between individual artistic voices, encouraging viewers to engage with images that are at once intimate, poetic, and visually immersive.