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Denise Strahm
Color Composite Digital Landscape Print, "To Catch A Falling Star" 2023
2023

About the Item

This is a one of a kind original digital composite landscape print by southern California artist, Denise Strahm. Its size is 12" x 12" x 1". It is already framed. A certificate of authenticity will follow delivery. Artist Statement: If in your head you sing the song by the same name and explore this image you’ll see a bit of the story I see when I look at this tree. Just under 10 images layers were used to create Catch a Falling Star, including the main image, three texure layers from the side of tree trunks, outer coloring and something I pulled from my back pocket. The main image was captured in the Desert Garden in Balboa Park, San Diego. That garden has certainly been the gift that keeps on giving. Such unique trees beaming with personality. Part of my Alternate Treeality™ series. Based in San Diego, California, award-winning fine art photographer, Denise Strahm, is best known for capturing the romanticism of a scene in simple graphic contemporary compositions. With a fondness for texture-rich subjects, old churches and peaceful settings, Denise’s photographs are bursting with qualities reminiscent of impressionist and abstract paintings. A true fine artist with a camera, Denise draws from her 25+ years in graphic design to create images that are framed in compositions that appeal to one’s sense of design. Denise prefers architectural subject matter devoid of human presence. Although there are usually imprints of human existence, she rarely includes the people themselves in the scene. It has been suggested that Strahm might be called a Digital Secessionist, a likeness to the Photo Secessionists of the early 20th Century. The Secessionists went to some pains to make photographs look more like paintings, and to give their images a feel of something more than a simple record of a scene. It is a common occurrence in her studio/gallery to overhear a visitor saying, “is this a painting or a photograph?” Denise’s work has been displayed in galleries and institutions throughout Southern California since 2005, and is always welcoming new opportunities to showcase her art. When in San Diego, visit Strahm’s studio/gallery space located in Studio #2 at the beautiful Spanish Village Art Center in Balboa Park. The gallery is located at 1770 Village Place and is open seven days a week, 362 days a year from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Creator:

Denise Strahm (American)

Creation Year:

2023

Dimensions:

Height: 12 in (30.48 cm)Width: 12 in (30.48 cm)Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)

Movement & Style:

Photorealist

Period:

2010-

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