Production Artist Proof - Limited Edition 1 of 1 Photograph

BLACK FRIDAY 40% OFF ALREADY DISCOUNTED IN THE PRICE Original Price $2455.00 Title: MCDXXIII The Little House that fought demolition Size: 40x24.75x0.042 inches Substrate: Dye Sublimation on Lush High Gloss Aluminum 0.042 Archival Gallery Edition. Hanging Cleat on back. Edition: Production Artist Proof A Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) will be provided.  About: Artist Proof. This is the original production artist proof. It is approximately 6 (six) inches shorter at the top of the image from the original editioned artwork that was finally exhibited. This image is the highest collected piece in the collection of this body of work. This artwork has won numerous awards. Exhibited at The Smithsonian Castle in Washington, D.C. Part of the body of work officially chosen to exhibit at Olympic Village in Vancouver, Trunk Gallery and a group exhibit at The Smithsonian Castle in Washington, D.C. Winner Architecture Award Applied Arts (2 years), PDN (2 years), Lucie Pilsner International Photo Awards, Color Awards, Smithsonian, and more. Amyn Nasser’s Voyeur Nocturne is a photographic celebration of Vancouver better known as the “city of glass.” With its high population density relative to most other North American cities, urban planning in Vancouver is characterized by high-rise residential and mixed-use development in the city centre as an alternative to sprawl. Glass condominium towers dominate the skyline and have been credited in contributing to the city's high rankings in livability. Amyn Nasser has effectively captured this ‘feel’ unique to and defining of Vancouver where each layer symbolizes the excitement and vibrancy of inner city life. If windows are the eyes to the soul, can the same be said for the soul of a city? The Voyeur Nocturne series resulted from a 10 month long project taking the photographer to different viewpoints across the city; many of the most spectacular shots are a product of careful planning and consideration. Reflections present both opportunity and challenge; windows aglow dance, come to life and invite the viewer in. As evening comes and the lights go on, a drab or featureless scene quickly becomes something with character and mood. Amyn Nasser’s accredations and accolades extend internationally. From Paris to New York to Dubai, Nasser has been an established international fashion and celebrity photographer for over 25 years with editorials in Vogue, Vogue Homme, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Elle. The Voyeur Nocturne series was the only photography chosen to officially hang at the Olympic Village as chosen by Art Consultant, Miriam Aroeste. It was also accredited with an Honorable Mention at the LUCIE Pilsner Urquell International Photography Awards. In addition, Amyn was accredited by the Photography Master Cup - International Color Awards for both his nude and portrait work. Comments: Amyn Nasser’s Voyeur Nocturne project captures the energy and the essence of the city like I‘ve never seen before.It takes on you a visceral and intimate journey, to be experienced in full screen mode only, subtly blending perspective, light and architecture in a stunning visual ballet.Definitely one of the best visual stories of the year..Alex Orlowski, Director - Partner LE BOOK New York. "I really am drawn by the buildings and the light on these - some of them look like molten metals: gold, platinum, titanium...they have a real warmth about them, so even though they may be taken at a distance or are of city expanses, they seem to be inviting. I love the colours, shapes and intense light... I think what I like about the buildings is that a few of them really have the quality of an open fire…  When you walk past a window in the evening and the light is on, it's the light that draws your eye (it's what you see that might make you stop and stare). It occurs to me then, that something which brings the voyeur and the nocturne (night-piece) together is light, or at least, something to break the depths of darkness, even if it is only a flicker." Shamira A. Meghani, D.Phil Definition: Voyeur Nocturne: voyeur (noun) : enthusiastic observer of sensational subjects : exaggerated enjoyment from being an observer : Origin - French, literally, one who sees, from Middle French, from voir to see nocturne (noun) : a work of art dealing with evening or night : an artistic work appropriate to the night : nocturne /noktern/ -noun. Origin French. Art: a picture of a night scene. a piece appropriate to the night or evening Every form correctly seen is beautiful. The eye doesn't see any shapes, it sees only what is differentiated through light and dark or through colors. - Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe (1749-1832), German poet, dramatist. Sayings in Prose http://amynnasser.com http://voyeurnocturne.com

Photography:Color on Aluminium

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:40 W x 24.8 H x 0.1 D in

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