Oculus 209mx2j3 (2021) Photography by Ken Lerner

Photography, 40x25.7 in
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Oculus 209mx2j3 is a small detail of a reflection of the Oculus structure at Ground Zero in NYC in the glass of the Millennium Hotel across the street. That detail image was then reproduced 4 times and flipped, rotated, and then assembled together to form a mostly symmetrical whole. There are several versions of the main assembled image (209mx) each[...]
Oculus 209mx2j3 is a small detail of a reflection of the Oculus structure at Ground Zero in NYC in the glass of the Millennium Hotel across the street. That detail image was then reproduced 4 times and flipped, rotated, and then assembled together to form a mostly symmetrical whole. There are several versions of the main assembled image (209mx) each limited to 3 prints per version. In version 209mx2j3, I have altered the coloration to deep reds, blues and black, and removed the contrast, so the colors all have the same tonal value, and are just color differentiated. Part of my intent here is to make it seem like you are looking through a grate of red, violet and black up into a dusk sky of midnight blue.

Please note - due to Covid-19 limitations still affecting me, delivery will take about 3-4 weeks depending on destination country

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Ken Lerner is a passionate photographic artist, born into a family of renowned photographers in 1947. He began taking photos at the age of 6, using a camera given to him by his father. But he was not interested[...]

Ken Lerner is a passionate photographic artist, born into a family of renowned photographers in 1947. He began taking photos at the age of 6, using a camera given to him by his father. But he was not interested in simply reproducing real life moments. His vision was more subjective and he sought to project an internal reality of that moment.

At the beginning of his career, he almost exclusively created images with multiple exposures. This gave a complex structure to the images and represented a subjective view of the world. In the 2010s, after working in financial product sales, he returned to photography producing only single exposure images. Even though they were less structurally complex, they still represented a subjective view of the world, being almost totally abstract. Ken works extensively with reflective surfaces such as water, glass and metal.

A lover of the beauty of nature, Ken Lerner paints and photographs a lot of landscapes and seascapes. He is interested in presenting different possibilities of representing "nature" and often produces many variations of an image with different colors, shades, contrasts and saturations.

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