Untitled Vol.3 is Anna Agoston’s third volume documenting nature with a macro zoom photography lens. The book showcases fifty black-and-white photographs from Agoston's ongoing master series "Untitled: a romantic typology of form", an artist statement, a bio, a resume and three articles written for the Huffington Post ("An artist's perspective on inspiration and making art,” 22 July, 2015, "Art seen through the lens of its architect,” 31 December, 2015, and “Art lets me be woman,” 9 January, 2017). The work is abstract in that it conveys a departure from reality. Yet the series is hyperrealistic in that images present sharp, high-resolution fragments of tangible objects. The photographs emphasize form and texture, while stressing what the subject may evoke in the viewer. The natural elements strategically placed within the frame may suggest particular behaviors such as seduction or withdrawal, or emotions like sadness, joy, and love.
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Anna Agoston is a French-American artist who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Her black and white macro photographs of plant elements found in nature challenge aesthetics by inviting contemplation. An architect certified by the French government, Agoston is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture Paris-Malaquais and of the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, where she earned the Master in Architecture II degree (MArch II). Her career as an artist began in October, 2013, when she made the first photograph in her "Untitled: a romantic typology of form", an ongoing master series of 287. This body of work, which synthesizes her long-held interests in psychology, cell biology, and architecture, has been drawing international attention. Photographs in the “Untitled” series have now been included in more than one dozen group exhibitions across the United States of America, and have been published in print and online art magazines in several countries. In addition, Agoston’s self-published books – Untitled Vol.1 and Untitled Vol. 2 – have been added to the shelves of libraries at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., among others. Agoston was deeply affirmed and encouraged when Pritzker Architecture Prize recipient Toyo Ito wrote to her in 2014, "Pictures in your book are so beautiful that they give me design inspiration.” She has written about her own work in three articles published by the Huffington Post Arts & Culture Blog: "An artist's perspective on inspiration and making art" (July 22, 2015) and "Art seen through the lens of its architect" (December 31, 2015) and "Art lets me be woman" (January 9, 2017). Anna Agoston is represented by Galerie Philia in Paris, France.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Untitled Vol.3 is Anna Agoston's third volume documenting nature with a macro zoom photography lens. The book showcases fifty black-and-white photographs from Agoston's ongoing master series "Untitled: a romantic typology of form", an artist statement, a bio, a resume and three articles written for the Huffington Post ("An artist's perspective on inspiration and making art," 22 July, 2015, "Art seen through the lens of its architect," 31 December, 2015, and "Art lets me be woman," 9 January, 2017). The work is abstract in that it conveys a departure from reality. Yet the series is hyperrealistic in that images present sharp, high-resolution fragments of tangible objects. The photographs emphasize form and texture, while stressing what the subject may evoke in the viewer. The natural elements strategically placed within the frame may suggest particular behaviors such as seduction or withdrawal, or emotions like sadness, joy, and love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781543060935
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