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Statement
Elena Yamamoto’s works are thoughts bound up in sources, process, and materials: photos made from negatives that my father took when he was just a few years older than myself; the sun-soaked cyanotype prints with their natural, distinctive, and seductive blue; silk in its softness, its play [...]
Artist Statement
In the series "Fingerprints" I’m looking for a reinterpretation of reality, namely urban elements taken from the places I explore. Walls, floors, garbage trucks or any other terrestrial material, which are the basis for my work, [...]
Artist’s Statement
Film, obsession and beauty
The focus of my work is in the chance union of forms, symbols, images and colors. It is through cosmetics, in the sense of making up the world in an almost shaman-like manner, that my work plays [...]
Eastern Parkway in Autumn, 2009
Kingston Ave on a Saturday, 2009
Artist’s Website
http://www.jennylow.com/
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Artist Statement
One of the oldest cities in the world, Jerusalem has always been infused with fracture and duplicity, which carry on to this day in the city’s fabric and leaders. As reverent home to three of the world’s major religions, Jerusalem embodies Foucault’s idea of a heterotopia — an impossible space where parallel [...]
Construction Workers Vegas
Caracas Marketplace
Eiffel Tower
Acropolis
Taj Mahal
Artist Statement
“TILT-SHIFT”ing the World
Tilt-Shift, What type of photography is that? people always ask me. How do I make people look so small or why do I make people look so small, simple…WE ARE. In the [...]
Leah Oates, Transitory Space, Beijing, China, color photography, 2008-09
Artist Statement
Of human life time is a point, and the substance is in flux…and what belongs to the soul is dream and vapor….
Marcus Aurelius, The Meditations
The work I create first originates as a response to overlooked [...]
Oh, Very, Yes!, detail 1
Oh, Very, Yes!, detail 2
Installation View
Artist Statement
I think of cameras, along with photographs, as cultural artifacts. In the same way that an anthropologist can look at jewelry or clothing to learn about the culture that created those things, the design [...]
The Fowlers Trap Tangled with the Rabbit Holes
The Shortest Distance Between Two Kindred Souls Is Love
Wormholes in a Tree
Artist Statement
Big Dreams focuses around the idea that humankind shares a sort of imagery bank; elementary ideas from the beginning of time or archetypes as described [...]
Before & After Room, Tribeca. 2007
White Consultation Chair, Upper East Side. 2006
Implants, Upper East Side. 2008
Singular Beauty
“The best of beauty is a finer charm than skill in surfaces, in outlines, or
rules of art can ever teach, namely, a [...]
Valery Rizzo @ http://www.valeryrizzo.com/
Wonder Wheel, Coney Island, Brooklyn, 2007
Valery Rizzo @ http://www.valeryrizzo.com/
Pin-Up Girls, Coney Island, Brooklyn, 2007
Lara Wechsler @ http://www.larawechsler.com
Sprinkler Fun
Lara Wechsler @ http://www.larawechsler.com
Flying
John Tebeau @ http://www.tebeau.com
Nathan’s
John Tebeau @ http://www.tebeau.com
Summer Grill
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SEASCAPES
The seascapes are a series titled “Anywhere But Here”. The series consists of 436 different scenes. The water is actually 1/8″ thick pieces of clear, vacuum-formed plastic. The varied molded forms create the wave structure. The water color is created by placing layers of acetate underneath the plastic. The coloring [...]
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