“shanghai Sky,” A Mixed-media And Neon Light Box By Christophe Demaitre, 2009
Artist: Christophe Demaitre
Dimensions: 155 x 6 cm - H: 105 cm
“Shanghai Sky” – Emulsion photograph, engraved acrylic plate, and LED lighting on canvas, by Christophe Demaître, 2009.
Christophe Demaître frequently uses neon to challenge traditional urban photography. His approach often involves applying a photographic emulsion to industrial or raw materials such as wood, zinc, imperfect canvas, or metal, then incorporating neon elements or light structures to create striking contrasts.
The artist captures the suffocating verticality of Asian metropolises. He incorporates striking words or ideograms, shaped directly into luminous glass tubes, which create a graphic rupture within the material.
天 (tiān) means “sky” or “day.”
“Shanghai Sky” – Emulsion photograph, engraved acrylic plate, and LED lighting on canvas, by Christophe Demaître, 2009.
Christophe Demaître frequently uses neon to challenge traditional urban photography. His approach often involves applying a photographic emulsion to industrial or raw materials such as wood, zinc, imperfect canvas, or metal, then incorporating neon elements or light structures to create striking contrasts.
The artist captures the suffocating verticality of Asian metropolises. He incorporates striking words or ideograms, shaped directly into luminous glass tubes, which create a graphic rupture within the material.
天 (tiān) means “sky” or “day.”
1 250 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Width: 155
Height: 105
Depth: 6
Reference (ID): 1854841
Availability: In stock
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