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Shanshui/Red2012

Dense photographic fragments of rocks, trees and sky form a horizontal landscape with blue-grey and ochre-red areas.
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He Fa · 2012

Shanshui · Red

From a distance, the photographs gather into a landscape. Move closer, and the complete view breaks apart again.

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These works are made by collaging and superimposing many photographs. The five stops here offer a viewing route you can leave at any time. You can also enter anywhere and follow your own gaze.

This presentation uses the artist’s final JPEG, measuring 28,111 × 15,883 pixels. The website converts the original colour profile to sRGB and loads details on demand at their original pixel dimensions. This is a flattened composite work. The original layers and photograph index are currently unavailable, so details are not presented as separable individual photographs.

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