Peter McGough: Alphabet Japon relevant to today’s audiences

relevant to today’s audiences

le Costume Institute de New York a organisé une rétrospective de son œuvre au Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Pierrot utilise les pigments pour tirer le portrait de ses lévriers

Peter McGough: Alphabet Japon relevant to today’s audiencesFor this playful and intimate artists book, American artist Peter McGough shaped nude male models into sculptural renderings of each letter of the English alphabet, creating 26 lush, deeply queer cyanotype images of their poses. The cyanotype, a slow and cameraless photographic processand one of the oldest ways of making photosengages light only in the spectrum of ultraviolet and blue, creating spectral, painterly images that reflect what cannot be