The Infrared Journey
ZUGERSEE #2
2023
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Adapted from the artist’s archive.
Morning light moves across the surface of Lake Zug. Infrared photography transforms the promenade into an unfamiliar landscape of colour: crimson trees are reflected in deep-blue water, while the architecture along the shore retains its recognisable forms.
The buildings provide a point of contact between the everyday setting and the altered vision of the photograph. Reflections and clear details hold the scene in a moment of stillness. The work is both a view of a Swiss lakeside and a reflection on seeing itself: how much of a place do we recognise through its colours?
Format and edition details from the archive
Archival details: | Size: | 40 × 60 cm, Edition 7 + 2 AP | 82 × 124 cm, Edition 5 + 2 AP | 100 × 150 cm, Edition 3 + 2 AP
Year: 2023 | Print: Fine art pigment print | Signature: Signed, titled and numbered, with a certificate | Availability: Limited number of prints
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Also listed in the artwork archive as: Zugersee 2, Schweiz
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