Statement

Lance Marconi
Photographer


ARTIST STATEMENT

A graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago, Lance possesses a complementary, diverse background in photography, architecture, design, building construction and engineering. The encyclopedia set on his family’s bookshelves stimulated Lance’s interest in history, knowledge and design. And all of this curiosity fuels his passion for art.

Lance’s photographs inspire a sense of awareness in an otherwise perhaps overlooked ordinary moment. His works might seem hauntingly isolating, evoke emotions, compress differences, portray subtle tensions, initiate mental scenarios, or take you to an unnoticed precise glimpse into time and space. His hope is that their serene beauty and underlying interpretive nuances may cause you to think, dream, and appreciate.

He has said, “I have a strong interest in black & white photography and design. I see myself as a designer and poetic photographer striving to express and communicate thoughts, visions and emotions by means of an image. My goal is to have my imagery and design transcend time, space and thought to become a truly universal symbol.”



PROCESS STATEMENT

Photographs are mostly made using Hasselblad medium format negative film then traditionally darkroom processed and printed. In the case where material becomes no longer available, the printed artist proofs are archival output with no modification to Museum Exhibition Acid-Free Archival Paper.

All Limited Edition Prints are numbered, titled, signed and dated (on front of photograph) and embossed with official seal.

 

 

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