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City Image
"At first glance, we are looking at reflected images of cityscapes, people, vehicles, etc., captured as three dimensional vignettes with thought-provoking
"icons" in store windows or other reflecting surfaces. These "icons", be they mannequins, models, posters, photographs, cut-outs, or even real people,
present the real fascination in this intriguing exhibition. What I see is a reality check The reality of the reflected background image is factual to us, and we
accept the visual distortion that often results, whereas the reality of the image behind the glass (i.e. inside the store window) provides a sharp contrast,
as another world observing."
- Peter Marr
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"his Wife"
This is a superb, haunting reality check of a beautiful young woman transfixed by headless,
clothed mannequins. Is she "real" - no, only as a a photograph or poster, but the resulting
print has a powerful symbolism of the "real" vs "unreal".
- Peter Marr
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