Suspended Shapes #3 - Inkjet printing fine art paper on Kapaplast
Edition 10 es. + ii p. d. a.
- Artist Stein Lia
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Collection Suspended Shapes
- Creation year 2019
- Dimensions 90 x 60 x D 4 cm
- Technique Inkjet printing, 12 colors. Fine Art paper on Kapaplast 10 mm. 40 mm thick black or silver frame
About
If we are so used to looking at the world from our own personal point of view, it is because this satisfies a deep-rooted need to rationalize reality, to make it plausible and even reassuring. It is within this context that Lia Stein works: she has long been using her camera to transcend the ephemeral limits of mere description to seek what can still surprise us and, in order to do this, she frees herself from any conventions, venturing out into the open field of creativity.
Roberto Mutti
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Estimated production time: 12 days
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Stein Lia
Reflecting the photographer’s truly professional spirit, Lia Stein’s activity has always taken two different directions: work on commission and artistic photography. For her, these two, apparently distant, spheres are two parts of the same modus operandi, which, starting from curiosity requires great discipline to obtain results that are always very precise.
The most evident characteristic of her output is her versatility, which has led her to work for leading Italian magazines, such as AD, Specchio, Amica, Anna, Arte e Antiquariato and Donna Moderna, and publishers like Rizzoli, Mondadri and Electa, in a variety of areas, including photojournalism, fashion, portraiture, architecture, animals for books, calendars, encyclopedias and advertising campaigns, and photographic decorations for interiors. The same versatility is also found in her artistic work that has always comprized a broad range of themes, extending from the study of printing techniques of the past to that of the relationship between the descriptive and interpretive image in the digital field applied to the urban and natural landscape.
These are aspects that are to be found in the numerous solo and group exhibitions of her work that have been staged in galleries and as part of artistic events in Italy and elsewhere. She lives in Milan and works in her L'Atelier.
