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Late Stage Capitalism, 2019

Reed Hearne

Original Photography18 x 18 x 0.01 in

Digital pigment print on archival quality art paper

  Limited Edition of 5

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About Reed Hearne

Reed Hearne is an artist, photographer and published writer of fiction. At the age of nineteen, he left Phoenix, Arizona to be totally self-supporting and to live most of his life in California. In San Francisco, where he lived for thirty years, he earned a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of San Francisco and an MA in English from San Francisco State University. Reed says of his work, “I am not a purist and I view digital editing as the modern darkroom. The end result is my principal aim but the camera remains my primary tool. I collect colour, texture and design in my viewfinder from subjects that are often ordinary. Mental labels associated with objects are discarded to form a digital painting that becomes its own subject. As Monet said, “To see we must forget the name of the thing we are looking at.” I hope to uncover what is beautiful, intriguing, contemplative and singular behind the mundane. Because true art always springs from history, I never lose sight of the masters who sought to forge new frames of reference.

He has received international recognition and most recently was :

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About this Photography

A generic weather beaten sign outside a convenience store that once read, "Thank you for shopping here. We appreciate your business." is sad, ominous and oddly compelling.
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