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Artwork description:
This image is from my “wall cuts” project, panels in the New York City subway where print advertising is displayed. The tearing of paper by “subway artists” to create layered effects, in conjunction with its decomposition, yield images resembling finished, intentional works of art. These panels are remarkable for their intrinsic beauty and variety, and the role that chance and organic processes play in their formation.
I loved the way successive layers had curled, separated and mutated in this panel, and the mix of pastels interspersed with more boldly colored scraps of paper.
• Open Editions:
30x24 | Edition of 10 | $1,750
45x36 | Edition of 5 | $2,500
60x48 | Edition of 3 | $4,000
Tags:
#urban #collage #found #street #found objectFeatured by our Editors:
wall cut, 243-205, Church Ave., IND Culver Line, Brooklyn, NY (2021) Photograph
by Barton Lewis
£3,149.4
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 3
- Size: 152.4 x 121.92 x 0.25cm (unframed)
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Artwork description
This image is from my “wall cuts” project, panels in the New York City subway where print advertising is displayed. The tearing of paper by “subway artists” to create layered effects, in conjunction with its decomposition, yield images resembling finished, intentional works of art. These panels are remarkable for their intrinsic beauty and variety, and the role that chance and organic processes play in their formation.
I loved the way successive layers had curled, separated and mutated in this panel, and the mix of pastels interspersed with more boldly colored scraps of paper.
• Open Editions:
30x24 | Edition of 10 | $1,750
45x36 | Edition of 5 | $2,500
60x48 | Edition of 3 | $4,000
Tags:
#urban #collage #found #street #found objectFeatured by our Editors:
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