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Artwork description:
The tools of digital photography now offer such precision that it becomes an understandable temptation to completely control every aspect of picture making. Series Ten challenges the concepts of control and precision and instead allows the creative friction of multiple interacting elements to occur. With these images I initially select materials based on color and texture, add motion and then photograph intuitively as a session of semi-controlled chaos unfolds in front of the camera.
The images are printed 13” x 19” (though other sizes are available upon request) on Hahnemuehle fine arts papers, and all images are rights managed.
Materials used:
fabric
Tags:
#abstract #blue #gold #colour #fire #motion #vertical #rust10-sixteen (2016) Photograph
by Peter Iverson
1 Artist Reviews
£354.31
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 50
- Size: 33.02 x 48.26 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 31.12 x 46.99cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Artwork description
The tools of digital photography now offer such precision that it becomes an understandable temptation to completely control every aspect of picture making. Series Ten challenges the concepts of control and precision and instead allows the creative friction of multiple interacting elements to occur. With these images I initially select materials based on color and texture, add motion and then photograph intuitively as a session of semi-controlled chaos unfolds in front of the camera.
The images are printed 13” x 19” (though other sizes are available upon request) on Hahnemuehle fine arts papers, and all images are rights managed.
Materials used:
fabric
Tags:
#abstract #blue #gold #colour #fire #motion #vertical #rust
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Artist Reviews (1)
Peter Iverson
United States
About
When I was growing up I was surrounded by painters, both my mother (amateur) and great uncle (professional) were deeply committed to both painting and drawing. Being immersed in... Read more