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Expended (and Sampled)

de Eric Roman Beining

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À propos du livre
This edition presents the 12 photograph-as-object pieces of the series "Expended (and Sampled)" by Eric Roman Beining, including detail images and the artist statement for the work. An extract from the statement, as featured on the back cover:
Spit, sweat, and ejaculate: these are generally considered undesirable to share outside of an intimate relationship. The tragic images stored in the vitrines of Expended (and Sampled) emphasize texture and color, offering overly aestheticized abject fluids. The formal choices in the work come directly from a need to contain and organize as a coping mechanism. The images present evidence of hanging on and letting go, both invoking and challenging the preservation and re-imaging of our personal histories.
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 48
  • Date de publication: mai 07, 2014
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés fine art, bodily fluids, digital photography, eric roman beining, photography, vitrine, artist, erbeining
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À propos du créateur
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Eric Roman Beining
Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Hi - I'm a photographer (and graphic designer) in the Midwest. My published Blurb books currently consist of my two of my series of work. The first is "Expended (and Sampled)", which uses photographs-as-objects and the "images present evidence of hanging on and letting go, both invoking and challenging the preservation and re-imaging of our personal histories." The second is "Spread" which "uses irony to critique the de-sexed male body in advertising" presenting a series of candy-colored images to attract the viewer to these magazine-style bodies, while including unexpected erogenous zones in the foreground and background. (Be advised, it includes nudity.) You won't see them poster-sized as originally presented, because it's a book, but the original works are each 20" wide by 30" high, with some double panels being 40" wide. I also have my novelette "206, A Tale" available. It's a Goldilocks-riff! (I have some older projects under the user name Pantone184.)

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