I wrote about an exhibition of Bunnen's work last year for Creative Loafing:

From Hatcher’s Pond is a suite of large-scale digitally printed photos. The photos show a dense, primeval blue-gray pond with lotus plants sticking out of its reflective surface. The forms emerging from the water suggest both Cy Twombly’s painted marks and Andre Masson’s automatic drawings. The linear black plants evoke the hand of a master calligrapher working in brush and ink. The effect is dreamy, and recallssurrealist painter Yves Tanguy’s black biomorphic forms rising out of the primordial muck.

Atlanta-based artist Danielle Roney has made a video oral history of Bunnen's life and work. We present an excerpt from it here; the entire project can be seen here.