Pearl III

Name: Pearl III
Brand: St.John Fuller
SKU: pearl-iii-90
Price: 450.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$450.00 USD

Artist: St.John Fuller
Certification of Authenticity: Apricus Art Collection
Signature:Signed by Artist

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90 x 90cm 60cm x 60cm

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Description

Pearl III is one of a series of 4 photographs. These photographs form part of a body of work that plays around the arrangement of a source image. Each has been rearranged in 4 patterns that result in a Kaleidoscopic effect. The source image is a shot of a perlomoen shell.

This is a limited edition print printed onto Felix Schoeller True Rag Etching. A 310GSM museum grade cotton rag paper with a fine.

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Artist Biography

St.John Fuller was born in South Africa. In the mid eighties he moved to the UK where he completed his education. After graduating he focused mainly on photography. After living in the UK for 20 or so years St.John moved back to South Africa. Its is here that has explored other mediums including sculpture.

Artist Statement

Whilst studying for his degree St.John learned that there was so much more to photography than just pointing and shooting with a camera. Rather than relying on shop bought cameras he was challenged to try and design and build his own cameras. Often these cameras were made from found objects.

Not only was there the question of what makes a camera, but also what happens to the camera as you take the photograph? And then there were also questions of what happens during the processing. In short the whole process of taking a photograph did not have to be defined by a linear procedure of A follows B follows C process. The key was to be inquisitive.

After completing his degree St.John continued to design and build cameras. It is after moving back to South Africa that he started to explore other areas of art making. This included making sculptures and installations.

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