"Sharbat" Painting
Painting, Oil on Canvas
22.4 W x 27.2 H in
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As a young photographer, Steve McCurry sets out in the 1980s to capture the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. In a refugee camp in Pakistan he takes a photo with Sharbat Gula, the girl with the green eyes, who thus becomes an iconic figure for the Afghan struggle and makes her part of the collecti...
Year Created:
2020
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Painting, Oil on Canvas
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
22.4 W x 27.2 H x 0.8 D in
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Not Applicable
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Not Framed
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Moritz Jaeger
Switzerland
Moritz Jäger (b. 1983). Born and raised in the Swiss Alps in Arosa and Chur, Graubünden, Switzerland. Currently living in Zurich. I am primarily a painter, but some time ago I began cutting my paintings and weaving them into one another. My recent work focuses on transformation: first dissolution and deconstruction, followed by rebuilding and reconstruction. The dissolution of the old is a prerequisite for the emergence of the new. The original elements are detached from place and time and reassembled into a kind of floating space—an in-between world. The transformation this space has undergone remains visible and in fact forms the foundation of the space itself. It is a space that is comprehensible, yet unsettling and disorienting. Someone once said: too clear for ambiguity, but too ambiguous for clarity.
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