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Joker (Is Wild)Joker (Is Wild)
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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
Montague-Capulet TwinsMontague-Capulet Twins
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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
Wildcard #1Wildcard #1
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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
Wildcard #2Wildcard #2
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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
Wildcard #3Wildcard #3
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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
Wildcard #4Wildcard #4
"Photograffiti"© Self Portrait
Unique Sulphurated Artist-Print on Variable-Contrast, Double-Weight 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 revulsion against war ... will be an almost insuperable obstacle for us to overcome. For that reason, I am convinced that we must begin now to set the machinery in motion for a permanent wartime economy."
~ Charles Wilson (1886-1972)
from the Memo "C.e.o General Electric (1944)"