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Photography, Black & White on Paper
Size: 27.6 W x 27.6 H x 2 D in
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Photography: Black & White – Silver Print on Ildford Fiber Baryta base “I asked you to stop thinking about” (Title) The story "My sunken ships with women's names" forms part of the change produced by viewing the world as it's suffered by the author. An open storytelling of his solitude, a psychoanalysis of his thoughts, which through the medium of the poem gives the series its title and brings us closer to his own reality. In this series this author puts aside all other stories and concentrates solely on himself, on his moment. "Reflecting on oneself, with sincerity, produces pain on many occasions, but it's there that I've found the photographic keys which unlock the world and set it in motion." His family, friends and nearby places are the protagonists of this narrative universe which makes us reflect with every image, exposing ourselves to the severity of the author's deepest thoughts. In spite of the proximity of the subjects photographed, the portraits become harsher and the compositions simplified in order to draw out an expressive synthesis from each of them. As if describing the contents of a field diary we can say that Urbina is sketching a “taxonomy of his most intimate world”. Raul Urbina, a Spanish Artist, write down what he feels at every given moment and describing what he's writing about with every image. ITEM SPECIFICS: The work is also available in 2 sizes. Small size: 19.7 inch x 19.7 inch / 500mm x 500mm- Edition 1 of 3 Big Size: 39.4 inch x 39.4 inch / 1000mm x 1000mm – Edition 1 of 3 (Ask for the price by email) * The final artwork, including the white surround border approx is: 20 inch x 24 inch / 500mm x 600mm in the small size 43.30 inch x 43.30 inch / 1100mm x 1100mm in the BIG size * Photographed on 120mm (6x6) medium format camera using black and white film. * The certificate of authenticity is signed by the artist, and guarantees your print is a limited artwork only available at the editions stated. You can attach this certificate to the back of the print once framed. TECHNOLOGY / MATERIALS USED: * Printed on Ilford Fiber Baryta Each work has been copied by the artist and his asistance, using author manual technique, silver print. PACKAGING OF THE PRINT: * Your print will be produced to the highest standards, proofed, checked and packed rolled in a tube sent by courier. PERSONALISED SERVICE: * All work is personally checked and authorised by the artist and for this reason can take up to 10 - 15 working days before delivery to the client. * Client will receive instructions for care of your artwork together with white cotton gloves for print handling. STATEMENT BY RAUL URBINA: Creating stories from each single image, searching through the different realities which surround it, whether they're inherent or from somewhere else. Places where the visual creation is subordinate to the written work, forming a poetic inventory of our time which acts as a solid base in Raul Urbina's work. The result is a series of small visual poetic creations, all open to the viewer's own interpretation of them. The titles of each work, in many cases, form part of the short poems written within that same creative process, in some cases in the same place and at the same moment. "On many occasions, when I shoot I'm thinking of the title of the work and this serves as a point of reference for me." The tale which Urbina weaves casts aside the formal aspect in order to show the creator's sensitivity at the moment of approaching the personalities, places and objects which surround him. For any concerns email me to this address: Full series at Please contact me if you would like to make it available on Saatchi Art:
2016
Black & White on Paper
1
27.6 W x 27.6 H x 2 D in
Brown
Not applicable
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I studied History at the Autónoma University of Madrid, but soon chose the path of becoming a self-taught photographer. I focus my work to explore ideas about concepts of place, identity, memory, history ... start from daily live and explore the road between reality and fiction. “His works are conceived on the basis of certain initial rational approaches, in which the camera or the formal photographic result is not the only ultimate objective, but a means to engaging in an open narrative in which multiple interpretations are possible. Behind his photographs is an endeavour to reclaim what is real, to explore the network of relationships existing around us and to position the city as the primary object of investigation and artistic practice. Urbina is a photographer who seeks to collect his own dreams and everything that we never see because we are, or think we are, too used to seeing it. Such photographic endeavour is a challenging task, and by no means purposeless. It encourages us to learn how to see, to force ourselves to look with simplicity. He used the portrait to narrate little stories.”
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