n.t. (Shifting/ House Schwenger front side)
Hybrid on Paper
24x24in
$3,790
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Sarah Straßmann
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Hybrid on Paper , Cardboard under glass
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 24.4x24.4in
- Edition : 3 / 5
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
n.t. (Shifting/ House Uhlmann multicoloured) from the "Shifting" series: Analogue photograph, digitized, printed on fine art paper (glossy, softly textured surface/ 100% cotton), mounted on cardboard, framed in a spacer frame (wood, ash brown, anti-reflective glass), size photograph 60 x 60 cm/ size framed 62 x 62 cm, signed and numbered
In this photograph, I capture the quiet beauty of forgotten rooms. The peeling walls and the nostalgic play… of colors speak of times gone by, leaving an air of melancholy and hope at the same time. I want viewers to feel the layers of time inscribed in every brushstroke and faded color.
In this photograph, I capture the quiet beauty of forgotten rooms. The peeling walls and the nostalgic play… of colors speak of times gone by, leaving an air of melancholy and hope at the same time. I want viewers to feel the layers of time inscribed in every brushstroke and faded color.
Sarah Straßmann
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Sarah Straßmann's photographic works explore physical and digital spaces, combining the technical precision of the Bielefeld School of Photography with the conceptual orientation of the Bauhaus.
Her analog photographic series capture silent narratives within empty interiors and urban landscapes. Merging the documentary with the conceptual, her work questions the mundane and showcases new realities through careful consideration of light and shadow, urging a deeper contemplation of the world we perceive.
Additionally, Straßmann develops research-based multimedia projects that explore smartphone photography in the context of visual culture. These works, including digital photographs, generated images and collages, reflect aesthetic influences from popular culture.
Sarah Straßmann's art provokes a conversation on the digital transformation of our existence and our interaction with our surroundings, offering fresh perspectives on the fluid relationship between what's real and perceived.
Her analog photographic series capture silent narratives within empty interiors and urban landscapes. Merging the documentary with the conceptual, her work questions the mundane and showcases new realities through careful consideration of light and shadow, urging a deeper contemplation of the world we perceive.
Additionally, Straßmann develops research-based multimedia projects that explore smartphone photography in the context of visual culture. These works, including digital photographs, generated images and collages, reflect aesthetic influences from popular culture.
Sarah Straßmann's art provokes a conversation on the digital transformation of our existence and our interaction with our surroundings, offering fresh perspectives on the fluid relationship between what's real and perceived.
Sarah Straßmann
n.t. (Shifting/ House Uhlmann multicoloured)
$3,790
