How many traffic lights does it take to stop a car? Photograph - Limited Edition of 10

"How many traffic lights does it take to stop a car?" is a Limited Edition Print part of the photographic series 20|20. 20|20 The existence of the human being finds the first root in the fellowship in which we show ourselves docile, practical, and permeable, to the moral conduct of our socio-contextual circumscription. The effective materiality of reality becomes valid as long as our understanding stands up against the certainty of shared perception. The authenticity of our beliefs can be as rigid as the consensus of opinion dictates regarding the things and ideas with which we face our participation in the social medium of exchange. What is real and how to define it? Through a photographic artifice, practised by the deconstructionists, I show in empty images, subtracted from humanity, an auspicious metaphysical corroboration for these questions. In a human sense, I seek to deconstruct a landscape to its minimum expression, while raising the question of ontological and existential sense. The photographic Series 20|20 is composed of portraits that show the nonsense of objects, portraits that show the sterile hustle and bustle with which humanity conducts itself, that is, the sterility of contemporary man's purpose. "How many traffic lights does it take to stop a car?" is a Limited Edition Series. Printed on request on Giclee Art Paper or Silver-based Digital C Type archival photographic paper, edge to edge on 45x30cm paper or with a white border. Prints are sent in tubes and come with a Certificate of Authenticity signed and numbered by the artist. *Price unframed. **This artwork is also available framed and mounted. ***Please note that the colours you see on your monitor may slightly differ from those of the print due to variations in monitor settings.

Photography:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10

Size:11.8 W x 17.7 H x 0 D in

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