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AESTHETIX
AESTHETIX is a new experimental body of work from Northampton-based photographer Tyrone Williams.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
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AESTHETIX
AESTHETIX
AESTHETIX is a new experimental body of work from Northampton-based photographer Tyrone Williams.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
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AESTHETIX is a new experimental body of work from Northampton-based photographer Tyrone Williams.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
This book is a maximalist exploration of the photographic image. Texture, light and colour are emphasised to become as equal of importance as the subject. In re-distributing these values, the images are pushed closer towards abstraction and take on a hallucinatory quality.
