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Oculus 214x2c4 (2022) Photography by Ken Lerner

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  • Dimensions Height 36.1in, Width 40in
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Oculus 214x2c4 is an abstraction of part of the Oculus structure in lower Manhattan. There are many variations of the main image (Oculus 100 - which shows a view of the ceiling of the entire Oculus structure), each limited to 3 prints per version. In this particular version 214x2c4), I have selected just a tiny part of the main image, and have reproduced [...]
Oculus 214x2c4 is an abstraction of part of the Oculus structure in lower Manhattan. There are many variations of the main image (Oculus 100 - which shows a view of the ceiling of the entire Oculus structure), each limited to 3 prints per version. In this particular version 214x2c4), I have selected just a tiny part of the main image, and have reproduced it 4 times, rotating and flipping successive images 90 degrees and then combining all 4 of these detailed images to form a symmetrical whole to form a new series of images (100x2 images). For this version (214x2c4), I have tinted the central elements in purple and red, and some of the outer elements in a yellow cream color.

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Ken Lerner is a ionate photographic artist, born into a family of renowned photographers. He began taking photos at the age of 6, using a camera given to him by his father. But he was not interested in simply [...]

Ken Lerner is a ionate photographic artist, born into a family of renowned photographers. He began taking photos at the age of 6, using a camera given to him by his father. But he was not interested in simply reproducing real life moments. His vision was more subjective and he sought to project an internal reality of that moment.

At the beginning of his career, he almost exclusively created images with multiple exposures. This gave a complex structure to the images and represented a subjective view of the world. In the 2010s, after working in financial product sales, he returned to photography producing only single exposure images. Even though they were less structurally complex, they still represented a subjective view of the world, being almost totally abstract. Ken works extensively with reflective surfaces such as water, glass and metal.

A lover of the beauty of nature, Ken Lerner paints and photographs a lot of landscapes and seascapes. He is interested in presenting different possibilities of representing "nature" and often produces many variations of an image with different colors, shades, contrasts and saturations.

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