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Paris Postcard No 6 (Foret de Fontainebleau, Paris Metro Glaciere, Giverny) - Jessica Lin
Paris Postcard No 6 (Foret de Fontainebleau, Paris Metro Glaciere, Giverny) - Jessica Lin
Paris Postcard No 6 (Foret de Fontainebleau, Paris Metro Glaciere, Giverny) - Jessica Lin

Paris Postcard No 6 (Foret de Fontainebleau, Paris Metro Glaciere, Giverny)

Jessica Lin

$60.00
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
This series of postcards from Paris represents not only my time there in the fall of 2019 for the L’AiR Arts Residency Program, but also the layers of historic artist movements that exist in the fabric of Paris. As we toured locations from Barbizon to Belleville, we learned of the rich artistic life that existed in and around Paris from the early 1800’s straight through to the present day. This history is one of international intersections, and a broad international community was also represented within our group. The overall effect was a sense of traveling both through time and around the globe.

“I use photography, layering various elements from images I've taken, to explore ideas around memory, nostalgia, and unseen realities.”
ABOUT THE PIECE
  • 2020
  • Signed
  • Edition of 25
  • 15 available
  • This forest was both inspiration and subject for the Barbizon school of painters in the mid 1800’s; golden detail from a decorative pillar in Paris is interwoven with the trees. In the sky can be seen architectural detail from Villa Belleville, a resource center for local and international contemporary artists. Finished image is printed onto watercolor paper using archival methods, with edges hand-distressed by the artist. 
MEDIUM & DIMENSIONS

Photographic composite, printed on watercolor paper, 4" x 6"

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