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The View from Negative Space

de Walter Iverson

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The abstract artwork in this coffee-table book represents actual scenes as if they were seen from a different reality; from negative space. Compared to positive space (which is the way we normally see things), in negative space things are opposite from normal, or negative. This playful and unique look at real-world subjects is intended to emphasize shape, texture, and color in a new way; and to stretch your imagination concerning how you would perceive the things around you if we existed in a world where colors were different from those that we normally see. This work represents a new direction in the artist’s pursuit of visually interesting forms of abstraction.
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Format choisi: Grand carré, 30×30 cm
    # de pages: 70
  • Date de publication: mars 08, 2014
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés fine art, coffee table book, abstract art, negative space, abstract, photography, photomorphation
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À propos du créateur
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Walter Iverson
Saint Louis, Missouri, USA

Walter Iverson and his wife Susan live in Saint Louis, Missouri. Their three grown sons also live in Saint Louis. Walter has always been interested in art, and during the last part of his career as a professional chemist, he studied fine art photography for six years in the AFA program at Meramec College in Saint Louis, achieving a 4.0+ GPA. He has been practicing fine art photography since 2007. Walter’s work has been shown in well over a dozen juried art exhibits in the Saint Louis area and his artwork is represented in private collections in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Washington State. Walter’s viewpoint has been influenced by impressionist and pointillist painters (Claude Monet, Georges Seurat), abstract painters and photographers (Jackson Pollock, Freeman Patterson, Michael Orton), classic landscape photographers (Ansel Adams, Terry Donnely and Mary Liz Austin), and by contemporary fine art photographers in the Saint Louis area.

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