About this Piece
Typically my photomontage work depicts the best of cities…I celebrate our urban landscape and how it reflects our culture and our shared visual experience. But because of the events of 2020, I was inspired to do something different. This piece is a reflection on the complexity of our society, how urban infrastructure is to serve all people, and is a call to the powers that be to remember and listen to ALL our citizens, not just the privileged few.
The artwork is available in two formats:
1) Printed on a metal panel (aluminum):
These will be produced as limited editions of 3 sizes (see below). Once the edition has been purchased, no other pieces will be made in this medium at this size.
Here industrial UV-coated inks are printed directly on aluminum, creating a deeper, more translucent layered look which also allows the imagery's detail to pop so well off the surface. With this particular piece, I chose to have the aluminum media to show through because it reflects the steel, cityscape buildings so well.
This piece is ready to hang with a framed, wire-backed hanger. It floats 1/2 inch off the wall. Below see the Left Room photo to see how it looks.
Metal Panel Prints are made to order. Please allow 10-14 days for shipping.
11x14 Editions = 8 Total
16x20 Editions = 8 Total
24x30 Editions = 5 Total
2) Exhibition Quality, Archival Paper Pigment Print:
I use Museum-grade, 100% cotton rag, 250 gsm paper. Printed with an Epson SureColor P5000 and 11 UltraChrome HDX Pigment Inks that ensure visibility of the smallest details, and colors that appear as fresh as day one, even after 100 years. These are open editions.
Below see the Right Room photo to see how it looks framed.
Framing is not included, but it is available! Contact me for a quote >
Each print is signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The 24x30 size is a limited edition of 20.
Archival Prints are made to order. Please allow 7-10 days for shipping.
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Custom sizes are available in both media, just email me for a quote.
10% of the proceeds of this artwork will be donated to NAACP.
