Via della Scrofa, Rome Photograph - Limited Edition of 100

Waiting for a subway train in New York City one day in 2017, I noticed an advertising billboard with no ad, just the remnants of earlier paper. The mix of colours was fantastical; abstraction in its purest form. I took a few photos with my i-phone but was unhappy with the poor quality. When I returned the next morning with a proper camera, the vacant billboard was gone. A new ad had been posted, and my abstract swirl of glyphs and colours was gone forever. As I travelled around other cities on buses and subways, I noticed the same thing happened: Advertising hoardings would remain blank only for a few hours. I was witnessing a form of street art that was more than abstract; it was ephemeral. These fleeting glimpses of a transient paper past reminded me of my own transience. I was on a journey, just a passer-by. What's more, the vacant hoardings were becoming more and more difficult to find. They were slowly disappearing, replaced by electronic versions of themselves. They were not just a metaphor for my life, but for life itself. Fleeting. Layered. Complex. And unique. And increasingly digitised.

Photography:Color on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:100

Size:11.7 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in

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