Two Dogs 2

Graeme Williams

2000 • South Africa

26 x 36 in

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Graeme Williams

South Africa

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Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 26x35.8in
Edition : All editions sold (0 / 0)

About this artwork

In this energetic photograph, I sought to capture the essence of unrestrained joy and freedom. The monochromatic tones focus the viewer on the dynamic movement of the dogs, their playful spirit, and the contrasting sizes that depict a fearless camaraderie. It's an image that celebrates life's simplest pleasures, and in any home, it would serve as a daily reminder to embrace the moment with exuberance.

Graeme Williams

South Africa

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« My photography has now become a process of exploring visually poetic or lyrical nuances to communicate a feeling or a sense of understanding. »

Graeme Williams is an internationally renowned South African painter and photographer who has exhibited his works nationally, as well as in the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, France, and Brazil. In a career spanning over thirty years as a photographer, his work has taken him to more than fifty countries. Williams' pieces have also chronicled South Africa's social and political changes and challenges. However, his personal projects are much more contemplative and emotionally expressive.

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