Originally from Norway, photographer Trym Killi is admittedly enamored with the black and white aesthetic. After being inspired by a Bruce Davidson exhibit at the Cleveland Art Museum about 4 years ago, Trym began tinkering with old cameras and began creating the analog images now on display at Alberta's. All aspects of the photography are done at Trym's hands. 

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"All the variables that come into play when chemically developing and toning a print, as well as manipulating exposure(dodging and burning) results in no two prints being exactly the same. The prints on display are the best examples, picked from batches of less than half a dozen successful prints. They are then dry mounted on ragboard at visual center, in what used to be the standard for photography presentation.​"

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Prints are available for $100 each. Contact Trym at Themarzipanoflicorice@gmail.com to purchase.