"Astral Fluff: Carnal Bodies in Celestial Orbit "Weights"" Photograph - Limited Edition of 1
Photography, C-Type on Other
16 W x 20 H in
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STATEMENT: The repetitive actions that make up our days become the grid or structure that supports the foundation and assumptions of our lives. This endurance or resolve to keep going, to improve, and to continue, (despite brief moments of crisis or catharsis symbolized by the fencing footage) imp...
Year Created:
2011
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Photography, C-Type on Other
Rarity:
Limited Edition of 1
Size:
16 W x 20 H x 1 D in
Ready to Hang:
Not Applicable
Frame:
Not Framed
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Certificate is Included
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Ships in a Crate
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Ships in a wooden crate for additional protection of heavy or oversized artworks. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines.
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United States.
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Chris Twomey, Nyc
United States
Chris Twomey has exhibited in shows throughout the US, and received recognition from the Ford Foundation, Creative Artists Project Service, Santa Fe Art Institute, and American Film Institute. "Madonna Series" inspired positive reviews including one by Carey Lovelace for "Art In America." Omni Series, Art and Genetics in a Digital Age, a first solo show, was exhibited in 2004 at TRIBES Gallery, a non profit space in NYC was featured on CNN. Chris Twomey's particular melding of technology with hand gesture has resulted in inclusion in many private collections.
ARTISTS STATEMENT
Chris Twomey
The post-human future is here. What kind of post-humans shall we be?
Our origins, our self-identity, and the ramifications of genetic discoveries are the themes that drive the imagery of my work.
In this work, the digitization of the image and manipulation of visual data becomes a metaphor for our new ability to manage, control, and change our genomic data.
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