Ana Viktoria Dzinic

Multiple Cameras, 202455 x 40 x 5cm2500 GBP

Details

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c-type print on soft velvetNiCOLETTiLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This striking black and white photograph features a close-up view of a mechanical part, likely a gear or cog. The composition emphasizes the intricate, repeating patterns and textures of the industrial object, creating a captivating abstract design. The play of light and shadow further enhances the visual depth and complexity of the piece. The artist's skilled use of chiaroscuro techniques suggests an interest in the interplay between light, shadow, and the underlying form. This work appears to be part of a series exploring the visual poetry within the functional designs of machinery, inviting the viewer to appreciate the inherent artistry of industrial engineering. ...

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Artist

Ana Viktoria Dzinic

, Germany

Ana Viktoria Dzinic is a London-based artist who investigates methods of image construction and their relationship with processes of subjectivity production. Combining photographic paintings, multi-media installations and performances, Dzinic’s work explores the way in which the modes of production and circulation of images affect the apprehension and comprehension of self. Through various strategies of display that include script-based installations mimicking the spectacle of image making, text-based protocols, or series of paintings on fabric using techniques such as industrial printing, dyeing, layering and trompe l’œil, the artist questions the validity of inherited dialectics between process hiding and process revealing, original and copy, indexical and represented, branded and authentic. Dzinic’s practice unfolds through distinct series of works, establishing each time a new aesthetic trait that reveals a different type of image economy. ...