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The Camera Club of New York 2010 National Juried Competition |
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Patryce Bak |
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An essential concern of Patryce Bak‘s photography is the blurring of boundaries between reality/ fiction and between fiction/ artifice. Her investigations in photography and sculpture manifest in a visual language of familiar symbols within constructed spaces absent of inhabitants, but rich with objects that incite meaning. By depicting everyday objects set against an ambiguous background of illusion, these images reflect a psychological tension rooted in discomfort. In this way the imagery becomes uncanny as it interprets familiar terrain in an unusual way and thoughtfully questions themes of: dislocation, remembrance, interior/exterior. Artist‘s Website |
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