"Connemara Study"

Black & White Photograph

Created by Geoffrey Agrons

Limited Edition

This print is from the artist's "Aether" series, a portfolio of atmospheric monochrome archival quality pigment prints of original photographs made in Western Ireland in the early winter of 2009. The prints are made using Moenkopi Bizan, a traditional Japanese Washi derived from environmentally friendly Kozo (mulberry) and Hemp fibers, and featuring naturally deckled edges and a pleasurably tactile surface. Each handmade piece of paper has its own unique texture, which lends a three-dimensional quality to the images. Each print, limited to an edition of 25, is signed and numbered, matted to 16" x 20" using archival materials, and ready to frame. An Artful Home exclusive.

Dimensions: 10.0in W x 10.0in L

This piece ships on or before: Mon, May 28, 2012

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About this Artist

Geoffrey Agrons

"I am a radiologist-turned-photographer, drawn from the darkened reading room towards a world suffused with natural light."

Geoffrey Agrons is a self-taught photographer living in the San Francisco Bay area. He is interested in the uneasy coexistence between human populations and the natural world, and is particularly intrigued by the range of contradictory emotional responses to the land-water interface, the ambiguity of natural and man-made objects encountered at the seaside between twilight and dawn, and the tension between untamed bodies of water and human expectations of permanence and control. Deeply influenced by Michael Kenna?s work, Geoffrey found that his mixture of awe, fear, longing, and imagined memories of our aquatic origins was amplified by working during the extremes of the day. He favors long exposures in low light as he explores the interaction between wind, waves, salt, and the human footprint, and has come to think of his images as "melancholigraphs".

Geoffrey Agrons is self-taught.

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