As Seen on TV de Raymond St. Arnaud: Fine Art Photography

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As Seen on TV

De Raymond St. Arnaud starnaud

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I have been fascinated by television imagery since my first viewing of test patterns in the front display window of a small town hardware store.

I eventually transferred that interest to ways of reproducing the effect on paper while a student in Fine Arts. Eventually, I succumbed to investigating the concept through image editing software on a computer.

The original photographs were color negatives or color slides that date back to the 1970s through to the 1990s. They are part of a life project of capturing images as they present themselves. The images were selected as being appropriate to the thought that being seen on TV is validation; of the moment, the place, the experience. The Chair of Final Remorse was exhibited at ‘Siggraph 2003’ in San Diego.

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Raymond St Arnaud
starnaud Victoria, BC, Canada

The world presents itself and I observe. There are times the observation becomes an obsession. Sometimes, a casual encounter. These moments become the photographs I interpret by exaggeration or simplification.

I have been an exhibitor since 1969; exhibiting photographs, painting and prints through 150 exhibitions, primarily in US university, college, and community galleries in 31 American States; in BC, Alberta, Ontario and in web galleries in Canada, Australia, China, Thailand, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Italy and the United States. I now publish books of current and past projects as a means of closure and completion.
My images are marketed in the United States by PrintedArt.com and are also available on Amazon.com

Born and educated in Alberta, I moved to the coast in 1984, and have been living in Victoria since 1986.
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Fecha de publicación 01 de marzo de 2012

Dimensiones Vertical estándar 42 páginas Papel ProLine perlado

Categoría Fotografía artística

Etiquetas TV Screens, Fine Art, photograph, TV, Culture, Cultural, Representation, Mimick