About Dorothea Eiben

Dorothea is an award-winning photographer who has been captivated by the beauty of our everyday environment for over 20 years. Her images have been described as embodying the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi.  Her work jostles the memory, illuminating the exquisite nature of impermanence. Time itself is the subject of her current work.

Selected Honors & Exhibits

2022

• Cecil College of Art | 365 Project Group Exhibit 2022 | North East, Maryland

2021

• Cecil College of Art | 365 Project Group Exhibit 2021 | Online Exhibit
• Lincolnville Church | Group Exhibit: A Day in the Life of Lincolnville, Maine

2016

• BRAF Gallery | Maine Photography Show, Honorable Mention | Boothbay Harbor, Maine

2015

• Prairie Village Museum | Ghosts of Hope featured artist | Rugby, North Dakota
• Carnegie Visual Arts Center | Alabama Revisited: Recent Photographs of Alabama's Past | Decatur,  Alabama

2014

• WallWork Gallery | Very Revolutionary Montpelier: Through the Eyes of Tillman Crane & Friends | Rockport, Maine

2013

• Tillman Crane & Friends "A Day in the Life: Montpelier | Thomaston, Maine
• Sally D Francisco Gallery | Actuators in Photography juried show | Layton, New Jersey

2010 

• Catskill Art Center | Tillman Crane & Friends | Livingston Manor, New York 

2006

• Maine Media Workshops | Golden Light Award | Rockport, Maine