Gate and Wall Photograph

I have always been interested in how big things break down to small things and how small seemingly unique things can create larger cohesive ones. Dots or dabs or pixels can at one level be an independent singular color or shade and at another level be a part of a whole. I first noticed this as a child in seeing the dots (halftone) in newspaper images. Later I saw this in the dots and dabs of the pointillist paintings of Seurat and then pixels of color in the electronic world of television and computer screens. I wanted to explore this in my photography and experimented with different techniques using film. I decided not to use the digital process, which uses pixels to make up the digital image because pixels do not have the same appeal for me as the organic structure inherent in film grain. The technique I used created large noticeable “grain” in the images particularly in the night photographs. Beyond producing photographs that show the elements they are built from, there is also a sense of both the solid “reality” of a photograph of something that actually exists and an atmosphere beyond what is at the scene of the photograph.

Photography:Black & White on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:30 W x 20 H x 0.1 D in

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