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Five Open Doors Poster
by John Manno
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Five Open Doors poster by John Manno. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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A series of open doors establishes the rhythm of the work, and a series of numbered signs is placed above each door. The fact that the third door has... more
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Artist's Description
A series of open doors establishes the rhythm of the work, and a series of numbered signs is placed above each door. The fact that the third door has its sign removed lends it an uncanny aspect, impossible to not notice and still unsettling in relation to the effect achieved. With all these open doors from which to choose, which one would influence our lives the best, and which ones should be ignored?
This image is from my series Misbegotten Places, where I photograph small sets built from photographs. With proper lighting and camera angles these sets become lifelike, yet always somewhat misbegotten. Editions are limited to 9 prints.
Exhibited / Shown at:
Webster Arts, “Inspiration” Nov. 13 - Dec. 21, 2018 (Misbegotten Places #3)
The Other Art Fair, May 2019
The Other Art Fair, Nov. 2019
Agora Gallery, “Chelsea International Photo Competition” Feb. 19 - 21, 2019
Atlantic Gallery, “ESCAPE/ISM” Feb. 19 - March 9,2019
Marin Society of Artist...
About John Manno
For four decades, working from my studio in Manhattan, my work for high profile clients had been seen in some of the most prestigious publications. Now I create images that express my own aesthetic. These photographs have appeared in dozens of gallery exhibitions and art fairs at home and abroad.
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