Passage 11, Bibliothèques de Montréal

Name: Passage 11, Bibliothèques de Montréal
Brand: MaryAnn Camps
SKU: FF
Price: 530.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

MaryAnn Camps

Acrylic photo image transfer on matte polyester film
18 x 20 in. / 45.72 x 50.8 cm
Edition of 1
Unframed
2020

Inkjet print on archival Epson hot press paper
42.5 x 52 in. / 107.95 x 132.08 cm
Edition of 3
Unframed
2020

"Working with a combination of analog and digital processes, I make ink drawings on sheets of polyester film and digitally combine these with photographic images; this effectively adds a layer of light and shadow, texture, and pattern. My goal is integrated, expressive, and intensified images that more fully convey what I perceived when shooting the original images. I then produce monoprints by manually transferring laser prints of the images to matte translucent polyester film, using an acrylic medium transfer process."

- M. Camps

$530.00

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