The eye, 2001
Photography : C-print · 120 x 180 cm 47.2 x 70.9 inch
€9,982
9 982 €
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Photography : numbered and limited to 7 copies
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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120 x 180 cm 47.2 x 70.9 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
The Eye was taken in Miami in 2001. The artist leads the viewer to the electric blue of an eye, which gazes through sand-ridden wet hair. The image was first featured at The Artist’s first solo show in London in 2006 ‘Ego is the Enemy’.
Aavailable in larger size: 150x300.
Aavailable in larger size: 150x300.
Presentation
Zoobs (real name Zoran Zarre) began his career working as a designer and photographer at a cosmetics company, and his own work is heavily influenced by that environment's theatrical aesthetic.
His portraits of women incorporate props and digital manipulation, though the line between real and artificial is frequently unclear. In the images from “The Gothic Collection", women pose amid cigars and playing cards; tattoos and text adorn their bodies.
In Dream Lover (2003), a woman goes topless except for a pair of suspenders; she wears a bowler hat, while matching tattoos depicting her own face looking out from her biceps. Zoobs received great attention for his photographic collage God Save the Future Queen (2011), in which an aged Kate Middleton is placed against the British flag in a reference to the Sex Pistols' famous album cover.
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