Landscape XXXIV 1998
evansummer
aged paper
light pencil work
homemade paper
photo restoration
light coloured
repetition of white
desaturated colour
printed format
repetition of white colour
paper medium
Evan Summer's "Landscape XXXIV" (1998) is a striking print that showcases the artist's distinctive architectural style. The print depicts a complex, geometric landscape with overlapping planes and a sense of depth. The use of intricate lines and shading creates a sense of both solidity and etherealness, suggesting a world that is both familiar and otherworldly. Summer's work often explores the relationship between nature and human-made structures, and "Landscape XXXIV" is a prime example of his fascination with the interplay of these elements. The meticulous detail and the geometric forms create a powerful visual impact, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay between architecture and the natural world.
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