Transformations III (negative)

Gretta Sarfaty

Transformations III (negative), 197620.5 x 26.3cmSign in to view price
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photolithography on acetateLovay Fine Arts
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This striking black and white artwork features a series of four close-up images depicting the interior of a human mouth. The visual elements showcase the bold contrast between the dark shadows and the stark white of the teeth, highlighting the unique shapes and forms found within the open mouth. The subject matter, though unusual, invites the viewer to engage with the intimate and often overlooked details of the human body. The artist's use of a consistent framing and perspective across the four panels suggests a methodical and clinical examination of this anatomical subject. The piece likely reflects the artist's interest in exploring the hidden or underappreciated aspects of the human form. ...

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Transformations III
Artist
Gretta Sarfaty
B.1947, Greek

Gretta Sarfaty challenges conventional representations of women through an investigative practice combining photographic self-portraiture, performance, and auto-fiction. Her work examines the cultural and technological construction of female identity, using her own body as a site for experimentation and critique. Sarfaty developed a distinctive method of creating fictional characters through self-portraiture, adopting disguises and embodying various female archetypes. This approach allows her to confront societal clichés while asserting her autonomy as an artist. Her practice often transforms and deconstructs her own body, creating sequences or distorted representations that question the visual and psychological frameworks shaping gendered identity. Across her work, Sarfaty employs repetition, transfer, and manipulation of images to explore the fluidity of form and identity. Her practice blends psychological and corporeal transitions, examining transformation, agency, and self-definition. By merging photography, performance, painting, and drawing, she constructs immersive visual narratives that confront the viewer, challenge stereotypes, and propose alternative ways of seeing and representing the female subject. Her work consistently interrogates power, perception, and the possibilities of artistic self-determination. ...

Gretta Sarfaty: Artworks
Transformations VI
Transformations V
Autoportrait
Transformations I
Transformations V-A
Transformations I-V
Transformations XII-XIII
Transformations II
Auto-Photos II, S/D
Auto-Photos Book Cover
Transformations IV
Transformations V
Transformations IX
Transformations III
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Lovay Fine Arts is dedicated to present innovative and critical practices by emerging and historical international artists. The gallery aims to connect various generations and nationalities to ground the program in a broad history of art.