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The path to Methuselah - Limited edition fine art print

by Nadia Attura

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Edition of 50 - 45.0cm x 45.0cm x 0.1cm

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The path to Methuselah - Limited edition fine art print

The path to Methuselah follows the ancient Bristlecone forests of California. It is here where the world's oldest living trees continue to live, 4800 years old and counting. A barren rugged slate filled landscape where time passes, slowly. The image is made by photographing the tree in 4 large segments.

Limited edition of 35 at this size and 15 larger.

Nadia builds her art work by mixing photographed detail; from patina aged stone, or rhythmic distortions on water, to the shadows drawn by trees. It is these fragments that help her communicate the story. Nadia combines various perspecti…
The path to Methuselah follows the ancient Bristlecone forests of California. It is here where the world's oldest living trees continue to live, 4800 years old and counting. A barren rugged slate filled landscape where time passes, slowly. The image is made by photographing the tree in 4 large segments.

Limited edition of 35 at this size and 15 larger.

Nadia builds her art work by mixing photographed detail; from patina aged stone, or rhythmic distortions on water, to the shadows drawn by trees. It is these fragments that help her communicate the story. Nadia combines various perspectives on location which are then combined in camera or in the studio. Often the original photograph disappears from documentary single imagery toward a more painterly poetic interpreted view of the world. Using a two-dimensional static medium to record a 3 dimensional moving world has its limits she says. Sometimes a single image does it, it conveys all the emotions which I felt at that time, I can go back to that image and know it is complete. Other times there are missing elements; the bitter cold, or the storm approaching, or a sense of transition, or the peripheral imagery which added to the main.
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Nadia Attura

Nadia builds her art work by mixing photographed detail; the patina aged on stone, the rhythmic distortions on water, to the shadows drawn by trees. It is these small fragments that help her tell the bigger story. Nadia uses several images created from different perspectives which are then combined to convey a sense of place and time. She applies layers and sketch work to the original image. Often the original photograph disappears from documentary single imagery toward a more painterly poetic interpreted view of the world.

Nadia studied Photojournalism at The London College of Printing s…
Nadia builds her art work by mixing photographed detail; the patina aged on stone, the rhythmic distortions on water, to the shadows drawn by trees. It is these small fragments that help her tell the bigger story. Nadia uses several images created from different perspectives which are then combined to convey a sense of place and time. She applies layers and sketch work to the original image. Often the original photograph disappears from documentary single imagery toward a more painterly poetic interpreted view of the world.

Nadia studied Photojournalism at The London College of Printing she now works as a commercial and fine art photographer. This year Nadia was selected to show at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, she successfully sold all 75 editions within 2 days of opening.
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Sizing Chart

1.7m

Product Details

Type

Limited Edition

Medium

Photography

Style

Impressionistic

Subject

Landscape

Year

2016

Edition

of 50

Size

45.0cm x 45.0cm x 0.1cm

Ready to hang

No

Signed

Yes, front and certificate

Materials

Giclee Canson Baryta 310gsm museum grade paper Satin finish, printed with archival pigmented inks
Tags
- landscape
- square
- trees
- ancient
- black and white
- monochrome
- tree
- treescape
- leaves
- branches
- barren
- atmospheric
- Nature
- plant
- weather
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