Sarah Corneal Luong is a fine art photographer who lives in Annapolis, Maryland. She holds a BFA from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. Sarah has worked in the art industry in New York City, San Francisco, and San Diego for over a decade and currently calls Annapolis her home. She has exhibited her fine art nationwide, including Maryland Hall, and also works commercially in photography with restaurants, interior designers, architects, and portraiture.
Baltimore-based recycled metal sculptor specializing in highly detailed, layered works using copper, steel, brass, and stainless steel scrap. Sculptures can be made to most sizes including large pieces for lobbies or showrooms. Magnusmetalart.com for sample work.
not a town but a landing page
The New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad (NCFRR) was one of the first railroads in the United States. The railroad only operated for 28 years; as newer, more direct railways were built, the New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad was abandoned, and then without a commercial artery, the town of Frenchtown was also deserted. This obsolescence of the railroad and town is analogous to digital technological loss in its root in the movement of capital and technological change. In this project, I use the archive in conjunction with contemporary data to try and recreate a ghost without its community. In the process of this re-creation, I use techniques of glitch, loss, and layering to question the role of data, archives, and recreation in understanding place, loss and memory.
Medium: Projected video, mesh fabric, ethernet cords, yarn, wire, plexiglass, outlet plates, two-channel sound.
Year: 2025
Details: 132” x 119” x 203”.