Spotlight by David Flicker Brown
Exhibition
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15 Mar 2016
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16 Apr 2016
Published: 04.03.2016
LONDON EYE A
Digitally assembled and manipulated photograph, mounted on aluminum composite, UV protected
48 x 48 cm
Image by David Flicker Brown
Digitally assembled and manipulated photograph, mounted on aluminum composite, UV protected
48 x 48 cm
Image by David Flicker Brown
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Digitally assembled and manipulated photographs, mounted on aluminum composite, UV protected.
Artist list
David Flicker Brown
Travel to Europe, take in breathtaking vistas and re-live the year the Red Sox broke the curse and won the world series through David Flicker Brown’s incredible manipulated digital photographs. Each image is made in an edition of five, plus a single artist proof and all are mounted on aluminum composite and protected from UV light.
Artist Statement
These photographic “cells” are produced using an average of 25-30 single photographs. Each single image takes close-up individual focus of every element of the landscape from the ground beneath my feet to the atmosphere overhead. This is an attempt to compile a sense of total acknowledgement of the small and large, natural and manufactured, forms around me and amalgamate them into a singular harmonic form that can be considered all at once. The Darwinian nature of all forms becomes more evident as their innate reoccurrence, a testament to their evolutionary strength, is reinforced by a system of repetition in post-production.
Artist Statement
These photographic “cells” are produced using an average of 25-30 single photographs. Each single image takes close-up individual focus of every element of the landscape from the ground beneath my feet to the atmosphere overhead. This is an attempt to compile a sense of total acknowledgement of the small and large, natural and manufactured, forms around me and amalgamate them into a singular harmonic form that can be considered all at once. The Darwinian nature of all forms becomes more evident as their innate reoccurrence, a testament to their evolutionary strength, is reinforced by a system of repetition in post-production.
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