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MaryAnn Camps

Morning 4th & King #1

Acrylic photo image transfer on duralar
13 x 13 in. / 33. x 33 cm 
Edition of 1
Unframed
2018

"In this series, I continue to investigate liminality - the sense of being in between - by focusing on people just outside San Francisco’s train station, commuting to their day. I was drawn to the life in all these people on the move, and the simultaneous sense of individuality and collectivity. I was also compelled by the play between the morning light and long winter shadows: like a dance or a dialogue, layers that we walk on and through.

"When making an image transfer, I enjoy the push and pull between control of the process and surrender to the imperfections - tears, scratches, finger marks, unevenness - that inevitably happen and become integral to the work. The resulting monoprint is a transparent image on translucent film, which feels of a piece with the subject itself."

- M. Camps
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