Name: The Triumph of the Mundane VI (Here in the Suburbs Where It's Hard to Tell)
Brand: Geoffrey Ansel Agrons
SKU: AR-00029998
Price: 535.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (995 reviews)

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Type: Limited Edition
Medium: Photography > Colour
Style: Realistic
Subject: Still life
Year: 2018
Edition: of 10
Size: 55.9 x 76.2 cm
Ready to hang: No
Frame: No
Signed: No
Materials: Archival pigment print of an original medium format photograph.
Shipping: Ships from United Kingdom

55.9 x 76.2 cm

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The Triumph of the Mundane VI (Here in the Suburbs Where It's Hard to Tell)

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Geoffrey Ansel Agrons

Geoffrey Ansel Agrons is an American photographer who produces intriguing, melancholic imagery. He captures spaces and scenes in a way that subtly puzzles the viewer.Geoffrey says his central focus is the uneasy coexistence of humans and the natural world. We love the beauty of his quiet, haunting imagery.

Geoffrey went to medical school in New Jersey, specialising in Diagnostic Radiology. This meant that he spent his working days analysing photographs of people’s internal systems. Taking up a camera to explore the wider world felt like a natural step to Geoffrey.

The photographer has been awarded a number of titles for his work, including Honorable Mentions at The Centre for Fine Art Photography in Colorado. He recently placed second at this year’s ‘Open Lens III: Urban Visions’ competition run by the Da Vinci Art Alliance in Philadelphia.

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