Memory Series #05

Memory #03 2023 Photographic prints, handmade wooden frame Dimensions: 44 x 34 cm Edition of 30 One day, some years ago, we decided to always bring an old camera with us. We took ra...

Memory #02 2023 Photographic prints, handmade wooden frame Dimensions: 44 x 34 cm Edition of 30 One day, some years ago, we decided to always bring an old camera with us. We took ra...

Memory #07 2023 Photographic prints, handmade wooden frame Dimensions: 34 x 44 cm Edition of 30 One day, some years ago, we decided to always bring an old camera with us. We took ra...

Memory #01 2023 Photographic prints, handmade wooden frame Dimensions: 44 x 34 cm Edition of 30 One day, some years ago, we decided to always bring an old camera with us. We took ra...

Memory #04 2023 Photographic prints, handmade wooden frame Dimensions: 34 x 44 cm Edition of 30 One day, some years ago, we decided to always bring an old camera with us. We took ra...

The Altar is inspired by prayer kneelers and small altars found in the Béguines’ rooms and in catholic churches. Each metal piece is cut by hand and the we...

The project was stimulated by the observation of the socio-behavioral phenomenon of compulsive accumulation (disposophobia) in progressive relief starting from the 1940s. Today it is...

Artist: Susan Fenton (1949-2018; American) Title: Figure with Pediment. Japan series Year of Creation: 1993 Edition: 1/10 Medium: Toned Gelatin Silver Print; hand painted with Oils Image size: 16"x16" Framed size: 20"x21". Signed and titled verso as shown. Originally purchased in Olga Dollar Gallery in San Francisco Susan Fenton is an American photographer and a faculty member of St. Joseph’s University faculty. Fenton's work has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums. The captivating Japan series was made in 1990s after her return from living in Japan. The mysterious series showing figures in geometrical hats was enhanced by oil pigments to create a classical painterly quality that could not be achieved with camera only otherwise. “Fenton’s figures – silent, composed, aloof – represent aesthetic idealism,” Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski wrote, “By avoiding eye contact...

Artist: Susan Fenton (1949-2018; American) Title: Figure with Folded Paper Hat. Japan series Year of Creation: 1993 Edition: 1/10 Medium: Toned Gelatin Silver Print; hand painted with Oils Image size: 16"x16" Framed size: 20"x21". Signed and titled verso as shown. Originally purchased in Olga Dollar Gallery in San Francisco Susan Fenton is an American photographer and a faculty member of St. Joseph’s University faculty. Fenton's work has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums. The captivating Japan series was made in 1990s after her return from living in Japan. The mysterious series showing figures in geometrical hats was enhanced by oil pigments to create a classical painterly quality that could not be achieved with camera only otherwise. “Fenton’s figures – silent, composed, aloof – represent aesthetic idealism,” Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski wrote, “By avoiding eye contact...

Artist: Susan Fenton (1949-2018; American) Title: Figure with Rectangle and Cone. Japan series Year of Creation: 1993 Edition: 1/10 Medium: Toned Gelatin Silver Print; hand painted with Oils Image size: 16"x16" Framed size: 20"x21". Signed and titled verso as shown. Originally purchased in Olga Dollar Gallery in San Francisco Susan Fenton is an American photographer and a faculty member of St. Joseph’s University faculty. Fenton's work has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums. The captivating Japan series was made in 1990s after her return from living in Japan. The mysterious series showing figures in geometrical hats was enhanced by oil pigments to create a classical painterly quality that could not be achieved with camera only otherwise. “Fenton’s figures – silent, composed, aloof – represent aesthetic idealism,” Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski wrote, “By avoiding eye contact...

Franco Fontana very big panel series "wild", by Almar Milano production in years ’76. Photo panel is in alluminium D bond limited to 35 copies.

Christopher Makos / Paul Solberg "Horse & Flower" series.