about
macmartin studio —

photography & prints by
eli macmartin

macmartin studio works at the intersection of film photography and printmaking. Negatives are developed and printed using analog cameras and darkroom techniques, while exploring cyanotype, risograph, laser etching, and lithography. Traditional photographic methods blend with contemporary tools to create layered images.

Projects explore urban spaces, natural landscapes, and overlooked moments in daily life—searching for where identity, futurism, and the built environment meet. Double exposures compress multiple realities into single frames.

The search continues.

  • BLOG

    searching for ▫️▪️▫️ space

    A note on practice and process When people ask what “searching for [▫️▪️▫️] space” means, I often pause. It’s not a simple answer—and that’s intentional. The phrase sits at the center of my practice, holding together different threads: the physical spaces I photograph, the conceptual frameworks I work within, and the literal space required to…

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