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Fragment # 1Fragment # 1
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
20 x 16inches 2000
Fragment # 2Fragment # 2
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
20 x 16inches 2000
Fragment # 3Fragment # 3
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
20 x 16inches 2000
Fragment # 4Fragment # 4
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
20 x 16inches 2000
Fragment # 5Fragment # 5
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
16 x 20inches 2000
Fragment # 6Fragment # 6
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
16 x 20inches 2000
Fragment # 7Fragment # 7
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
16 x 20inches 2000
Fragment # 8Fragment # 8
Photograffiti© - Fragment
Unique Artist Print on Toned Fiber-Based Paper
This image is produced in a darkroom using a technique I call ”Photograffiti©” and is not computer generated or enhanced in any way.
16 x 20inches 2000
"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance."
~ Aristotle (384-322 b.c.)