Just An Object In Space Photograph - Limited Edition of 20

Mirrors are often associated with vanity, narcissism and self-consciousness. My artwork questions how mirrors correlate with these common literary themes by identifying and highlighting certain parts of the female figure. With the use of mirrors, shapes, and extreme contrast, I create multiple illusions of the female figure. The mirrors create repetition, reflection, textures, and brighter colors. While I use a variety of materials, such as charcoal and photography, the identity of my work stays consistent. Although sometimes there may not always be color similarities between the different mediums, they are connected through the subject matter. My work has a combination of digital photographs that have warm tones such as oranges, reds, and pinks and a combination of black and white film photographs that have harsh lighting. The mirrors take away and reflect from the composition of the female subject, creating a new figure with a new identity. My photographs are a source for my charcoal drawings, which connect and mimic the black and white film photographs on a larger scale, giving the viewer another way of looking at the female figure. I want my work to question how the viewer defines a portrait of a woman and how mirrors and lighting can abstract identity. By cutting away important parts of the female figure that define identity, the viewer is forced to see a newly formed identity.

Photography:Black & White on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:20

Size:8.5 W x 11 H x 0.1 D in

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