Caleb Stein

Final stages, done by human hand, of Artist Filippo Tincolini’s sculpture at Torart, 202343.2 x 55.8cmSign in to view price

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This black and white photograph captures the close-up of a person's hands working on a fabric or material. The image prominently features the hands, with the fingers delicately manipulating the soft, billowing fabric. The high-contrast lighting and stark monochrome palette create a sense of drama and focus on the intricate manual work being performed. The overall composition emphasizes the tactile, textural nature of the process, inviting the viewer to consider the skilled craftsmanship and artistry involved in shaping this material. The austere, minimalist aesthetic and the mysterious, unidentified subject suggest a conceptual or contemplative approach to the artistic expression. ...

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Artist

Caleb Stein

Caleb Stein: Artworks

Caleb SteinFinal stages, done by human hand, of Artist Filippo Tincolini’s sculpture at Torart, 2023

43.2 x 55.8cm

Gallery

Palo Gallery

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