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Huck Hoffman with Chair and Carpeaux,
1999 (1984/1991)
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Ballet Mécanique, 1996 (1984/1995)
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The View from Here, 2005 (1995/1985)
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Brokeback on Forty-Deuce, 2007 (1984/1995)
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Crack-Up, 1997
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Lurk and Stride, 2006 (1998/1999)
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Missiles and Pumps, 1996 (1995/1991)
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La Belle Époque, 2001 (1995/1996)
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Éclairs sur l’Au-Delà…(for
Danny), 1999 (1990/1988)
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Absence, Flares, 2005 (1994/1995)
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Lost Horizon, 1996 (1987/1983)
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Pos/Neg, 2006 (1992/1991)
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“Get Her” (Bandinelli/Ritts),
1997 (1988/1993)
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Huck, Lollipops and Pollock Book,
1996 (1984/1992)
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Terence Mintern with Landmarks and
Scaffolds, 1996 (1988/1991) |
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DIPTYCHS
Each of these is a picture, of which the whole
is greater than the sum of its parts.
Two images conjoin to form
a unit – a
dyad – thus creating new meaning and visual complexity. Regard
the seams: their porousness or imperviousness; how they fracture
space (and time) or blend it.
The
key to the diptychs is in their inherent duality: each is both
a single (seamed) image as well as two abutting images. This
occurs as an oscillation in the viewer’s
mind.
The source material for this
work is a vast body of color slides, which I’ve produced since 1982. Beneath
the readily apparent themes running through these pieces, lies the unifying
theme of coupling and its various orders.
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Note on dating
The three dates given for each diptych refer to the date of composition
and (in parenthesis) the dates of the individual photos. If
only one date is given, the photos and diptych were created within
the same year.
I am presently
producing these diptychs as digital “light
jet” prints, available in limited editions of 8, in dimensions
of 18”x24” and 24”x30”.
Prices
provided upon request. |
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Copyright
© 2007 Michael Harwood. All rights reserved.
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