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From the Road
11 Eccleston Street
London SW1W 9LX
United Kingdom


January 20th, 2012 - March 17th, 2012
Opening: 
January 22nd, 2012 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
 
London, St Mary Axe,Peter NewmanPeter Newman, London, St Mary Axe,
2008 , C-type metallic print, mounted to acrylic and aluminium dibond , 39 1/2 in / 100 cm diameter Edition of 5 plus 1 artist proof
© Courtesy of the Artist and Eleven Fine Art
Travelling Still, Tulip Fields, Holland, XIV,Rob CarterRob Carter,
Travelling Still, Tulip Fields, Holland, XIV,
2006 , C-type hand print mounted to Diasec , 41 x 41 in / 104 x 104 cm Edition of 3
© Courtesy of the Artist and Eleven Fine Art
Mustang Interior, Nevada Desert,Jane HiltonJane Hilton, Mustang Interior, Nevada Desert,
2008, C-Type hand print, 23 x 28 in / 58.5 x 71 cm
The Black Car, Havana,Wim WendersWim Wenders, The Black Car, Havana,
1998, Lightjet Print, 41 x 95 ½ x 2 in / 103.5 x 242.2 x 5 cm
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Eleven is pleased to present From the Road featuring Rob Carter, Harry Cory Wright, Rick Giles, Ken Griffiths, Paul Hill, Jane Hilton, Josef Hoflehner, Peter Newman, Sam Pelly, Wim Wenders and David Yarrow. The exhibition explores each artist’s unique and varied perspective of the environments which inspire them.

From natural phenomenon to immense urban structures, the photographs featured convey a strong sense of location. Carefully considering their environments, these artists capture an experience of being in a place. Their personal and evocative relationship with the space around them is articulated, revealing atmospheres from wonderment or adventure to solitude and loneliness.

The works demonstrate both traditional and modern methodology in photography. Griffiths uses a specialised colour printing technique allowing immense depth and clarity to surface in his work while Newman adapts a vintage wide angle lens to fit his high tech digital camera.

The artists employ diverse techniques to capture the landscapes they discover. Cory Wright utilises a large format camera to precisely capture the world in front of him whereas Carter allows the exposure from a rotating lens to deconstruct the landscape, reducing the image to threads of colour and light. Conversely, Wenders and Hilton immerse themselves into documentary studies of landscape resulting in an intimate portrayal of culture as well as setting.

This exhibition reflects the endless potential presented by a landscape to an artist. Here these possibilities are represented by a strong sense of location, expressed through a combination of the epic prospective as well as a reduction to the very essential elements offered by a scene.


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