Chicago Synchronicity - Dibond Framed
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$3,500.00
$3,500.00 - $7,400.00
per item
Chicago Synchronicity is a photomontage of over 420 photographs of Chicago, portraying the diversity, the community,the vitality of the City. At its core, it is a celebration of life as it represents the individuality and humanity and how our differences and distinct attributes meld together to tell a universal story. Mancuso photographed countless people on the streets at different times and different days over a period of several months. From the energy and serenity of Lake Michigan, to the breathtaking architecture, she captures the creativity, strength and intelligence that epitomizes the City of Chicago.
Deluxe edition on Framed Dibond (an aluminum substrate)
Edition size: 10
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
Frame adds 2" to the selected print size.
Also available as a limited edition graphic printed on eco-friendly German Hahnemuhle photo rag paper
Deluxe edition on Framed Dibond (an aluminum substrate)
Edition size: 10
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
Frame adds 2" to the selected print size.
Also available as a limited edition graphic printed on eco-friendly German Hahnemuhle photo rag paper
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Gail Mancuso's photographs are infused with a poetic blending of multiple images into imaginative and innovative compositions. Whether it is Tiffany glass, a high-rise, a shop window or people walking down the street, her vision presents an optimistic view of the nature of simplicity that often goes unnoticed. A native of Chicago, Mancuso"s focus is on architecture and design, nature and human forms. Her works are so dimensional that it is difficult to count the layers that begin to seep into your view. Her wide range of techniques culminate in a composition that is abstract, yet all at once recognizable. She is a master of the technical aspects of photography infused with a heightened sense of composition, light, shadow, and most of all, a sense of why this picture needs to be. Unlike other photographers who control and pose their subjects, Gail finds a natural focus to create her layered abstracts that envelop a room with restrained elegance.
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