Submerge by Gina Soden

Submerge by Gina Soden [2020]

limited_edition

Digital photograph on Baryta paper

Edition number 2

Image size: H:70.02 cm x W:105 cm

Complete Size of Unframed Work: H:74.2 cm x W:109 cm x D:0.1cm

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"I photographed this in an abandoned manor in the south of France. The roof had fallen in here, most of it crumbled on to the floor. I loved the light coming in from above and with the blue walls and decor I felt like I was underwater as the sun shimmered through. There were huge holes in the floor but covered by the fallen debris so I had to be very careful" Submerge is part of acclaimed photographer Gina Soden’s series – How Long Is Now (2020). This is a series that plays with a powerful paradox. At first glance, the viewer might think the photographs only depict the past: past dreams, past lives, past structures. In fact, Soden’s work really talk about the present and our perception of passing time. This series pushes the viewer into a profound reflection about the meaning of time, and our understanding of the present moment — of Now Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325gsm Giclee print, a premium quality paper, which is perfect for Gina Soden's brightly coloured and textured images. Fine Art Baryta paper has a similar foundation to that used in the past in traditional silver fibre prints. The paper's unique glossy Baryta surface lends itself perfectly to saturated colour images. Edition of 15 with 2 A/P's. Gina Soden personally prints and check the artwork in her studio. It will then be packaged and rolled in a tube sent by courier. Size includes 2cm border so it is ready for framing. With your artwork there will be a signed & numbered certificate of authenticity. This can be affixed to the back of the print when framed.

Gina Soden, artist and photographer, is available at Wychwood Art. At the heart of Gina Soden’s photography is a preoccupation with abandoned structures and locations. Based in London, she travels widely to undisclosed sites throughout Europe and explores the boundaries of beauty, decay, nostalgia and neglect. The genesis of each piece is often the unique architectural character of each location, heightened by their painfully slow transformation after years of abandonment. To discover more about Gina Soden's artworks please call 07799 535 765 or email deborah@wychwoodart.com .