Noemie Goudal's photography was part of the British exhibition Paper, Rock, Scissors curated by Simon Bainbridge and Diane Smyth. This exhibition examines the growing trend in the constructed image in photography. Here, on the one hand, construction refers to the collage-aesthetic in photography; on the other hand, this construction refers to the building process involved in setting up the photograph- as seen in Goudal's waterfall image above.
Goudal's waterfall really reminds me of another favourite- Letha Wilson (below). Wilson's photographs aren't necessarily collaged; rather, her work is a deconstructed/reconstructed installation, and thereby more sculptural than 2-D.
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