Car Port and Palm Trees - Florida USA, fine art digital print
Edition 10
- Artist Church Dennis
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Creation year 2017
- Dimensions 91 x 61 x D 0,08 cm
- Framing Not framed
- Technique Inkjet print on fine art Hahnemühle PhotoRag Baryta 315 gsm paper. Size of the printed area is 80 x 53,3 cm with white space around
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Estimated production time: 14 days
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Church Dennis
“At an early age, I experienced moving through vast open spaces, driving trucks, tractors, and heavy machinery on my parents’ Iowa farm. So, after buying a camera on a whim, this indelible experience informed my budding improvisational social commentary as a street photographer. And one day on a suburban street an obvious simple intuitive truth struck me forcefully: « This will all change, photograph it now! » My awakening in the epiphany of that moment instigated a deeply felt life-long commitment to creating an ongoing visual diary, exploring "now moments" within my visual perception.
Two successful early career public art grants projects, twenty years of commercial photography, and in-depth academic study of society, added to my early life spatial perceptions in the great outdoors have led to the naturally fitting destiny of me photographing in the street.
I explore complex, compressed colored forms, deciphering how they can be abstracted. I love how color can simultaneously message, confuse and vibrate as it is expressed throughout America’s chaotic, socio-cultural landscape. My quest is to make photographs that organize this chaos into pictures and essays that demonstrate insight, clarity, irony, and humor. Streets, open roads, and public places, wherever I live and visit, offer infinite possibilities to observe and improvise on these unique moments.” Dennis Church (b. 1949, MasonCity, IA, USA, based in Bonita Springs, FL, USA) is an American street photographer. He attended Iowa State University and worked for Iowa and Wisconsin State Government bureaus after college, then he attended Apeiron Photography Workshops in New York State. He received several public art grants for documentary projects. He did many editorials, advertising, and public relations photography assignments for 20 years.
In 2000, his father died which started him on a very introspective period: he stopped commercial photography and devoted more time to personal work. Dennis Church was recently recognized for the inclusion of his photographs in the book "Bystander, A History of Street Photography". His pictures are presented as one of the new directions of street photography by the authors Joel Meyerowitz and Colin Westerbeck. He is fascinated by both the harmonics and discordances of color. He has exhibited widely in the USA and his works have appeared in hard copy and online magazines in the USA, Italy, France, England, Russia, and the Czech Republic. His photographs are in several USA public institutions.
