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Reconciliation Print - Limited Edition of 10

Elzbieta Zdunek

Germany

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About The Artwork

This piece represents a series of digital compositions in which all of the parts blend seamlessly together, while emanating the textures of ripped paper and ink marks commonly found in analog collage. My goal with those artworks was to make the viewer question not only what medium they were really looking at - digital collage, analog collage, or even photography? - but also to make them see what was not there. By placing and scaling the elements I created a sense of perspective, an illusion, where ripped paper became an urban landscape. The topic of reconciliation was inspired by personal events, including the character longing to be included and yet - deliberately or by chance - forgotten and ignored. The intention is for the audience to decide, and the usage of graffiti adds an angle to analyze it from and question its two- or three-dimensionality.

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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The quote by the Roman philosopher Phaedrus hasn’t lost its validity since the first century CE: “Things are not always what they seem; the first appearance deceives many”. Creating digital compositions in which all of the parts blend seamlessly together, while emanating the textures of ripped paper and ink marks commonly found in analog collage, is my primary goal throughout the artistic process. I want to make the viewer question what medium they are really looking at: digital collage, analog collage, or even photography? By intentionally obscuring the process behind my work, I seek to challenge the common opinion of what is considered ‘art’, and more specifically, what is considered ‘collage’. This sense of confusion surrounding my process also intentionally mirrors the feelings of confusion which I frequently address in the subject matter.

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