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Photography, Color on Canvas
Size: 20 W x 18 H x 1.7 D in
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At the South Bay Salt Works, sea water is collected in ponds, evaporated, leaving behind the salt which is processed and sold. I took a photograph of the building and the pond in front of it. I cropped away the building, leaving only the reflection of the building in the water. I then made a mirror image, cropped out the building and joined the reflection with its cropped mirror image, and turn the result upside down. The image is impressionistic and the blue color a knockout. This image is available in larger or smaller sizes and can be printed on canvas or on paper. I think it looks better on canvas.
Photography:Color on Canvas
Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1
Size:20 W x 18 H x 1.7 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
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Born in Brooklyn, NY. I spent my professional years not as an artist but as a scientist and science educator in the New York metropolitan area. Upon retiring to San Diego, I became an artist, photographer, and art lecturer at the University of California at San Diego. Artists and scientists strive to see nature with a fresh eye. As a scientist turned artist, I now explore the inner richness of nature and the human form in a visual medium, looking for the structure underneath the surface, using the original colors our eyes combine together. I use a paintbrush, digital camera, and Photoshop to make artworks to empahsize the story behind the image. I try to convey vulnerability in people and express ideas in natural and man-made forms. And always, I look for beauty in unexpected, unlikely places. I give talks on art and science at Univ. of California at San Diego. Some recent titles: Portraits in Art and Photography: Psychological Insight into Subject and Artist; The Human Form: Everything Old is New Again: Folk Art in America: Tangible Expressions of our Heritage. My favorite subject is people and street art. In the last year, my work has vacillated between creating serene pieces, particularly watery, reflective scenes or depicting figures ensnared in their environment. This is my psychological response to the anxieties of the time and my desire to achieve tranquility.
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