Rolfe Horn ‘Street Lamp’ print

A scene that recalls René Magritte’s L’Empire des lumières (1953–54). The true subject of the photograph is light — how it moves through a swirl of turbulent clouds, through a street lamp, and the atmospheric tones it casts in between.

Californian photographer, Rolfe Horn (b.1971) has a surrealistic interpretation to landscape. Poetic, still, expansive, Horn’s typically monochromatic landscapes often veer toward abstraction, where time seems to be held in suspense. Working in long exposures, Horn creates each photograph in the dark room, a devoted practice he’s been doing for many decades since a teenager. 

A framed gelatin silver print, signed, dated and numbered ’11/95′. The frame matches the one used for our ‘Full Moon, Oakland, CA’ print by Rolfe Horn.

Dimensions are the print size; for frame dimensions, please enquire.

​​H19.5 W19.5cm 

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