Camargue II (2013) Fotoğraf Le Bog tarafından

Orijinal

Fotoğraf, 35,4x141,7 in

$11.666

Satıcı Le Bog

Tek iş

Sanatçı tarafından imzalanan sanat eseri

Orijinallik Sertifikası dahil

Asmaya hazır

Metal üzerine monte edilmiş

Orijinal sanat (One Of A Kind) Fotoğraf, Kâğıt tarihinde Dijital Fotoğrafçılık

Sanat eserleri sınıflandırması

Tek iş (OOAK / Orijinal sanat)

Eşi benzeri olmayan eserlere “OOAK” eserleri de denilmektedir. Bu, her sanat eserinin benzersiz olduğu ve asla bir başkasının aynı olmayacağı anlamına gelir.
boyutlar Yükseklik 35,4in, Genişlik 141,7in
Sanat eserinin durumu Eser mükemmel durumda
Çerçeveleme Bu resim çerçeveli değil
Kategoriler Fotoğraflar $20.000'nun altında Figüratif Kuş

Camargue II. is a photograph realised in 2013 in the Camargue region in France. part of the Flamingo series, it is printed using the Piezography technique (black ink) on a clear bamboo paper. the photograph is then mounted on a metallic support. Bu sanat hakkında: sınıflandırma, Teknikler & Stiller. Dijital Fotoğrafçılık. Bir elektronik sensörü ışığa [...]

Le Bog

Fransa

Much often I dream art and visualise & think art since childhood. Seldomly I make art and much more seldomly I expose it. What pushes me to create is the taste for the infinite and the attraction for the infinite. [...]

Much often I dream art and visualise & think art since childhood. Seldomly I make art and much more seldomly I expose it.

What pushes me to create is the taste for the infinite and the attraction for the infinite. Every human action has a finite number of possibilities and a finite number of purposes. Art, the work of art : an infinity. An infinity of goals, an infinity of questions, an infinity of symbolism, an infinity of feelings, an infinity of interpretations, an infinity of existences, an infinity of means, an infinity of possible critiques and even an infinity of commercial market values just as much as an infinity of qualitative values.

I appreciate a work of art which which knows how to exist freely, which has its own rules in its own universe. A work that does not impose itself, which leaves us the freedom to be explored, appreciated, criticized and to be loved or rejected. One work, several lifes. For me, this is the very essence of the beauty of a work of art, the very reason for its existence. This is what I try to create, free works that live as many lifes as different from themselves by themselves. My role in this? no more than giving them (a) life.