Helsinki 1 / Helsinki 1

FROM THE SERIES: Studies of found painting

Photography - 2014
Limited edition
Photographic print on cardboard
30 x 42 cm
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
600 USD
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    Artwork Statement

    They are also an invitation to move through the world more attentively, or to continue focusing on its most beautiful aspects—something so necessary in these times. They may even appear to us as paintings; in fact, reality itself has already composed a true pictorial work, so why imitate it with brushes, oils, or watercolors? We might call it, then, a kind of “found painting.”

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