Reading On Wealth
Medium: Shot on 35mm Ilford HP5 Plus Black and White Print Film
Print: Giclée Print on Canson Arches 88 Fine Art Paper
"Reading On Wealth" portrays a nude woman sunbathing and deeply absorbed in the book "On Wealth". Her direct gaze and the casual way she holds her cigarette juxtapose vulnerability with societal defiance. Accessories like sunglasses add a layer of privacy and sophistication. The double exposure of x-ray-like tree leaves and branches veils the scene, symbolizing the unseen forces shaping our perceptions of wealth. The black and white format sharpens contrasts, focusing on the philosophical themes of visibility versus privacy and material versus ephemeral wealth.
Visual Elements:
Relaxed yet introspective, challenging conventional views on wealth. The ghostly double exposure and compositing overlay explores the intersection of nature and human constructs. Monochrome to emphasize textural details and stark contrasts.
Intended Impact:
I encourages viewers to reflect on the dualities of wealth—its visible forms and hidden impacts, while prompting them to reconsider all conventional symbols of wealth, suggesting a deeper, more reflective understanding.
Choice of Style: The use of 35mm film and double exposure photography underscores the complex layers of public and private life, focusing viewer contemplation on form and meaning.
All Limited Edition Prints Signed and Numbered by the Artist. Plus, one Certificate of Authenticity, Hand-signed by the artist, confirming originality.
All rights reserved.
Medium: Shot on 35mm Ilford HP5 Plus Black and White Print Film
Print: Giclée Print on Canson Arches 88 Fine Art Paper
"Reading On Wealth" portrays a nude woman sunbathing and deeply absorbed in the book "On Wealth". Her direct gaze and the casual way she holds her cigarette juxtapose vulnerability with societal defiance. Accessories like sunglasses add a layer of privacy and sophistication. The double exposure of x-ray-like tree leaves and branches veils the scene, symbolizing the unseen forces shaping our perceptions of wealth. The black and white format sharpens contrasts, focusing on the philosophical themes of visibility versus privacy and material versus ephemeral wealth.
Visual Elements:
Relaxed yet introspective, challenging conventional views on wealth. The ghostly double exposure and compositing overlay explores the intersection of nature and human constructs. Monochrome to emphasize textural details and stark contrasts.
Intended Impact:
I encourages viewers to reflect on the dualities of wealth—its visible forms and hidden impacts, while prompting them to reconsider all conventional symbols of wealth, suggesting a deeper, more reflective understanding.
Choice of Style: The use of 35mm film and double exposure photography underscores the complex layers of public and private life, focusing viewer contemplation on form and meaning.
All Limited Edition Prints Signed and Numbered by the Artist. Plus, one Certificate of Authenticity, Hand-signed by the artist, confirming originality.
All rights reserved.
Medium: Shot on 35mm Ilford HP5 Plus Black and White Print Film
Print: Giclée Print on Canson Arches 88 Fine Art Paper
"Reading On Wealth" portrays a nude woman sunbathing and deeply absorbed in the book "On Wealth". Her direct gaze and the casual way she holds her cigarette juxtapose vulnerability with societal defiance. Accessories like sunglasses add a layer of privacy and sophistication. The double exposure of x-ray-like tree leaves and branches veils the scene, symbolizing the unseen forces shaping our perceptions of wealth. The black and white format sharpens contrasts, focusing on the philosophical themes of visibility versus privacy and material versus ephemeral wealth.
Visual Elements:
Relaxed yet introspective, challenging conventional views on wealth. The ghostly double exposure and compositing overlay explores the intersection of nature and human constructs. Monochrome to emphasize textural details and stark contrasts.
Intended Impact:
I encourages viewers to reflect on the dualities of wealth—its visible forms and hidden impacts, while prompting them to reconsider all conventional symbols of wealth, suggesting a deeper, more reflective understanding.
Choice of Style: The use of 35mm film and double exposure photography underscores the complex layers of public and private life, focusing viewer contemplation on form and meaning.
All Limited Edition Prints Signed and Numbered by the Artist. Plus, one Certificate of Authenticity, Hand-signed by the artist, confirming originality.
All rights reserved.
*LIMITED EDITION PRINTS: 24”x36” (Run of 20) & 40”x60” (Run of 5)
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**OPEN EDITION PRINTS: 8”x12”
Unlimited Quantity
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