来自美国的莫斯科摄影师Irina Rozovsky用一种淡淡的平静感，拍摄了充满社会、文化和政治色彩的风景。在这种模糊的乐观主义中，Rozovsky打破了纪实和新闻摄影惯常的视觉语言，给画面投上了意想不到的色彩，静静流淌着引人深思的时刻。

在摄影项目“In Plain Air”中，Rozovsky用她独特的抒情风格，刻画了布鲁克林展望公园(Prospect Park)中的景象，在那里，人们寻求着城市喧嚣中片刻安宁——家人、爱人、朋友，多元的文化、宗教和种族，共享着这片土地和这段时光。美国典型的“大熔炉”场景在这个公共场域内像一个微型的缩影般，呈现出融合而共生的图景。

In Plain Air is a lyrical portrait of Brooklyn's Prospect Park as seen through Rozovsky's studies of its visitors, each seeking to escape the din of the city beyond. The idea for the work was seeded ten years ago when Rozovsky took a small motorboat around the park's south lake. Floating along the tree-lined shoreline, she saw what at first seemed like a mirage: families, lovers, friends, a multitude of cultures and ethnicities, all sharing the same land and the same moment. The quintessential American melting pot that stretched like a panorama in this equalizing space was a visible reality. Rozovsky's color photographs capture the interplay between the city and nature, creating a vision of the park as a democratic and challenging public space, where landscape and seasons form a protean backdrop to a complex social reality. Irina Rozovsky (born in Russia, raised in the United States), makes photographs of people and places, transforming exterior landscapes into interior states. She has published two monographs (One to Nothing 2011 and Island in my Mind 2015). Her work is currently in MoMA's "New Photography: Companion Pieces" exhibition and is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and others. She has been featured in The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Harpers and Zeitmagazin. Irina lives and works in Athens, Georgia, where she and her husband Mark Steinmetz run the photography project space The Humid. Irina is represented by Claxton Projects.