
© David Romo 2017
Three Black Chairs (2016)
By stripping away functionalist notions and using mark-making as medium to assume private ownership, as a symbol of human thought, the chair lives in the three stages of the psyche; the super-ego saturated with light, objective the ego and the vacant ID.
the work questions the ability to identity in three stages of ego self recognition; the saturated, the objective and the vacant. As a symbol of thought contemplation, the chair
Photography can either exist in the ephemeral as memory in the frontal cortex of a human or to the machine. It is a vision, and its medium takes form in the realm of the digital. As the vision is printed it become sculpture, a three dimensional plane. By using digital photography
© David Romo 2017