Teresa Gierzyńska

Abandoned, 198028.7 x 19.5cmPrice on Request

Details

Material

gelatin silver print on matte paper, mounted on cardboard, pencil, wooden frame, uv glass unique

Description

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The image appears to be a black and white photograph depicting a person wearing a headscarf and jewelry. The composition is stark, with the subject's face and upper body filling the frame. The technique seems to be a classic photographic style, utilizing chiaroscuro lighting to create a dramatic, introspective mood. While the image does not identify the individual, the caption suggests the subject's name is Denia. The overall impression conveys a sense of vulnerability and contemplative introspection, hinting at the artist's intention to capture the inner essence of the sitter. ...

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Artist

Teresa Gierzyńska

B.1947, Polish

Born in 1947 in Rypin, Poland. Since the 1960s, photograph and its duplication techniques such as thermocopy or photocopy have become the main tool for the artist’s exploration of the representation of women and their role marked by society. Her most known cycle About Her proposes an investigation or introspection within the female identity, the mystical version of feminism, where the photographs are accompanied by adjectives – meaningful titles given to the pictures: Dangerous, Independent, Unapproachable, Mature, Cold, Worried, Thirty Years Old, Useless, Left-handed, Velvety, Caresses, Full of Hope. She lives and works in Warsaw. ...