Untitled

Photograph

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HCC Permanent Art Collection

Untitled: In this photograph, a window in a concrete block building transforms an industrial wall into a frame for a portion of a neighboring structure. The white linear pattern visible through the window contrasts the flat colors of the interior space. The even, natural light seen through the window flattens the view from beyond the window such that the viewer’s perception of what is in the foreground or the background of the image may shift.
Untitled

In this photograph, a window in a concrete block building transforms an industrial wall into a frame for a portion of a neighboring structure. The white linear pattern visible through the window contrasts the flat colors of the interior space. The even, natural light seen through the window flattens the view from beyond the window such that the viewer’s perception of what is in the foreground or the background of the image may shift.

Name/Title

Untitled

Entry/Object ID

2018.8.1

Description

A window inside a concrete wall that is painted navy blue below the window. There is a white linear pattern being visible through the window.

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Carbon Print

Collection

HCC Permanent Art Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Christopher Wade

Role

Artist

Date made

2016

Location

Category

Storage

Category

Exhibit

Category

Storage

Exhibition

Life (in the Abstract)

Interpretative Labels

Label Type

Object Label

Label

Christopher Wade (b. 1976) Untitled, 2016 carbon print photograph 28 ½ x 20 ½ in. Gift of the artist, 2018.8.1 In this photograph, a window in a concrete block building transforms an industrial wall into a frame for a portion of a neighboring structure. The white linear pattern visible through the window contrasts the flat colors of the interior space. The even, natural light seen through the window flattens the view from beyond the window such that the viewer’s perception of what is in the foreground or the background of the image may shift. This work of art is a part of the HCC Permanent Art Collection. The HCC Art Galleries, through their Campus Loan Outreach Program, seek to share original art by collecting a diversity of works for the education and enjoyment of the HCC Community.