Fine Art Photography in a New Light
The Process
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Constructing a Sculpture
A temporary sculpture of paper and foam core is constructed
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Meticulous Lighting
The paper sculpture is lit with extreme precision and attention to detail to avoid shadows and light spill contaminating each color
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Capturing the Sculpture
The camera is placed level with the center of the sculpture so that edges and depth disappear
Contemporary Art Inspired by the Past
The simple form is derived from Rothko's color field paintings while the vibrancy of color is a reaction to the artist visceral response to Klein's Monochrome Blue. By melding these two ideas together with symmetry and geometric structure, a calming energy and satisfaction washes over the viewer.
The form also ensures that both color fields are treated equally regardless of chroma, value, or hue and that the dividing color is able to strengthen or unify those color fields.
Limited Edition Metal Prints
Each piece is printed through a dye sublimation process that fuses the ink onto aluminum. This results in an image that you can feel the vibrancy of the light.
Framed and ready to hang
The metal prints come flush-mounted to white wooden frames that allow the Color-fields to expand beyond their printed dimensions and stand boldly on your wall.