Archival pigment print on baryta photo paper.
29x29"
Limited edition 1 of 15.
2023 / Digital, Giclée, Ink jet print, Photography, Baryta photo paper, fine art photo paper. A digital manipulation of the facade of the subway station. This tribute marks the changes in gay rights that came after the lethal homophobic attack on Joe Rose.
Thomas Brasch, a lens-based artist, transforms landscape and architectural source images into vibrant and complex circular geometries. He offers a novel way to reinterpret and visualize daily commonalities, transforming beauty into the sublime.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
His series, Out of the Darkness, acts as a form of public memory that documents, educates and commemorates tragic events of senseless violence. The final message is one of hope and optimism.
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