Artist Information:
Peter Tilgner
Tenafly, NJ
United States
Member Since: Dec 2006
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Artist Statement:
To create a merged image, I
first explore a subject with a
camera.
When selecting a subject to
photograph, I am responding to
its color,
shape, and/or setting. These
images become the raw material
with which
I work.
When merging two or more
disparate images, my goal is
to...
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Artist Exhibitions:
2006 “Diving Into Digital”,
Bergen Museun of Art and
Science, Paramus, NJ.
“2006 National Juried
Exhibition”, Alameda Art
Center, Alameda, CA.
“Photowork ‘06”, Barrett Art
Center, Poughkeepsie, NY.
Group Show, Tenafly
Photography Gallery, Tenafly,
NJ.
“Plant Life”, SMI Block
Gallery, Montclair, NJ. (one
person)
Group Show, Back Room
Gallery, Beacon...
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Artist Galleries:
Block Gallery
108 Orange Rd.
Montclair, NJ 973-744-1818
studiomontclair@aol.com
Back Room Gallery
475 Main St.
Beacon, NY
845-838-1838
Tenafly (photography) Gallery
91 W. Clinton Ave.
Tenafly, NJ 07670
www.tenaflygallery.com...
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
The Newark Museum, Newark,
NJ.
Prudential Insurance Co.,
Newark, NJ.
Port Authority of New York and
New Jersey.
Ridgewood Public Schools,
Ridgewood, NJ.
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Peter Tilgner's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Peter Tilgner's Portfolio.
To create a merged image, I first explore a subject with a camera.
When selecting a subject to photograph, I am responding to its color,
shape, and/or setting. These images become the raw material with which
I work.
When merging two or more disparate images, my goal is to create
pictures whose merged parts appear to belong together, are rich in color, and supported by strong composition. This is accomplished using digital image manipulation. The resulting merged image is printed on photo quality paper using a five color ink jet process.
Each merged image will only be printed in an edition of five and signed and numbered on its reverse side.
For me, photography is a means to an end. Each work I create is intended to engage a viewer’s mind in a setting comprised of information that is at once familiar and out of context in the world from which it was drawn thus
giving it a “Surrealistic accent”. ... |
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