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Acid Rain, 2002 |
Orange Marigold Tagetes, 2011 |
West158b, 2002 |
DAHLIA Tsuki Yore No Shisha, 2010 |
Palm 39b, 2005 • Babylon Red Dahlia, 2009 |
Best of Blue, 1998 • Sunflower (Helianthus annus), 2011 |
Wildflowers, 2008 • Allium aflatunense, 2011 |
Blue Delta, 2002 • Silver Artemisia, 2010 |
Cactus Dahlia, 2011 • 4457 W91r, 2008 • Poker Lily (Kniphofia uvaria), 2010 |
Zinnia elegans, 2011 • Wildflowers04g, 2008 • Celosia, 2011 |
Wild Lily (Lilium philadelphicum) • Wildflowers50k, 2008 • Liatris pycnostachya (Eureka), 2011 |
While peering into an alternate universe, such as Kim Keever has created using a 200 gallon glass tank filled with water, it's easy to get lost in the hidden chasms of his landscapes. Bruce Checefsky's flower scans embed themselves so naturally inside Kim's photographs you would think their works are a collaborative effort. Traversing from the macro to the micro and then back again, these artists work in non-traditional photography. Keever's process begins with the tank while bursts of paint languorously form into clouds filling crevasses of miniature flora and fauna. If you zoom in even closer you can imagine Checefsky's garden full of luscious color and sublime movement created by a scanner mounted to a tripod, sometimes catching a petal moving it at will. When your eyes wander through the landscape, simultaneously stopping where the flowers are nestled, it's as if this world does exist somewhere and how special that place would be. -Savannah Spirit
For pricing and size inquiries contact Savannah atssnyprojects@gmail.com or 917-332-8237
Links:
http://www.artspace.com/ki m-keever.html
http://www.newyorker.com/a rts/events/art/2011/07/25/ 110725goar_GOAT_art
http://hamptonroads.com/20 11/07/kim-keevers-scenes-f ish-tank
http://www.newarttv.com/Ki m+Keever
http://www.offoffoff.com/a rt/2005/kimkeever.php
http://www.mocacleveland.o rg/exhibition_details.php? exhibition_id=72
http://www.contemporaryart .com/moca-museum-of-contem porary-art-cleveland/delic ious-fields-ohio-photograp hers-at-work/
http://www.akronartmuseum. org/exhibitions/details.ph p?unid=2409
http://brucechecefsky.com/ index.html
http://savannahspirit.com
For pricing and size inquiries contact Savannah at
Links:
http://www.artspace.com/ki
http://www.newyorker.com/a
http://hamptonroads.com/20
http://www.newarttv.com/Ki
http://www.offoffoff.com/a
http://www.mocacleveland.o
http://www.contemporaryart
http://www.akronartmuseum.
http://brucechecefsky.com/
http://savannahspirit.com
Great Job Savannah!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful!!
xoxo,
Ruben
Beautiful. And a perfect pairing. So, are they actually diptychs and triptychs as presented here... or offered as individual images? And in either instance what are the usual sizes available?
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!! Great job Savannah, and such beautiful artwork!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone!
ReplyDelete@Hazlewood- Yes, these are available as individual prints and sizes vary for each photographer's work. Please email me at ssnyprojects@gmail.com or call me at 917-332-8237
Thanks, Savannah
Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Exhibit Savannah,
Wendy Garfinkel-Gold