NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery is set to showcase the original works of Aitor Izaguirre in the "Illumination: An Exhibition of Fine Art Photography." The exhibition will be open from May 19, 2017, to June 8, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, May 25, from 6-8 pm.
Aitor Izaguirre's photography captures the steely glamour and musical rhythms of often overlooked urban landscapes. His work, characterized by meticulous composition and digital precision, transforms mundane patterns into captivating visual symphonies. Born in Irun, Spain, Izaguirre is both a freelance photographer and an architect, bringing a unique perspective to his art. The exhibition "Illumination" at Agora Gallery in Chelsea, New York, will feature his work alongside other talented photographers from May 19 to June 8, 2017.
Aitor Izaguirre's photography is a testament to the beauty found in the overlooked corners of our world. His work focuses on patterns—whether it's a wall full of windows, a descending staircase, or the skeletal framework of an unfinished building. Izaguirre's compositions are meticulously crafted, balancing the regularity of repeated shapes with the unexpectedness of an aberration. His ultimate subject is space, and he uses it to create a sense of rhythm and harmony in his photographs.
Izaguirre's photographs are digital, allowing him to exploit the medium's crispness and clarity. When working in color, he often uses a palette of cool blues and stark black shadows. In his black-and-white works, he explores a rich range of grays, enhancing the geometry of his compositions with sharp lines and hyper-realistic detail. While his pieces may initially appear cold, they are infused with life and careful, inclusive depictions of the world around us.
Born in Irun, Spain, Aitor Izaguirre is both a freelance photographer and an architect. This dual expertise allows him to bring a unique perspective to his photography, blending architectural precision with artistic creativity. His work is a celebration of the often-overlooked beauty in urban environments, transforming mundane patterns into captivating visual symphonies.
"Illumination: An Exhibition of Fine Art Photography" will feature the works of six talented artists:
"Illumination: An Exhibition of Fine Art Photography" at Agora Gallery brings digital photography to the forefront. This group exhibition showcases six artists with diverse storytelling goals:
"Illumination" is an exercise in exploring unusual points of view, offering a fresh perspective on the world around us.
Aitor Izaguirre's work is a perfect example of how digital photography can transform our perception of the world, revealing the hidden beauty in everyday patterns and spaces.
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