Snow Room

Name/Title

Snow Room

Entry/Object ID

FAC-2016-00004

Description

"This abstracted collage composition is composed of images of an abandoned building and the snow that has fallen through the burned-out roof. The structure of the images when reassembled gives a simultaneous sense of continuity and disorder, the architecture of the piece broken up by the gaps between the pieces of the image. The snow in the lower area of the image blends in with the white background, creating a sense of isolation. The photomontage technique used in this work is called panography or “joiners”, an artistic technique popularized by English artist David Hockney. These composite works explore the fragmented stories of abandoned urban landscapes. Created by Jeff Winch, a faculty member of the Media Studies Department, these pieces evoke the layered histories of sites after they have been voided of human intervention."

Artwork Details

Medium

Chromogenic Print

Collection

Faculty Collection

Category

Print

Made/Created

Artist

Jeff Winch

Date made

2001

Dimensions

Height

34-1/2 in

Width

61 in