silver and black image of trees on aluminum support; surface has mirror-like reflective quality; image of trees is most clearly visible at C, while corners and edges of image become more mottled and fade to solid silver in bottom corners

AgXMH6 (Murphy-Hanrehan Forest), 2021

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Matthew Brandt is especially invested in experimenting with photographic processes. For "AgXMH6," Brandt first made a gelatin silver print of trees at the Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve in Savage, Minnesota, and then coated it with liquid silver. The resulting reflective surface was a means for Brandt to quite possibly engulf those approaching this work, and others from the series "Silver," and share with them his own experience of being lost in a California forest.

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Title
AgXMH6 (Murphy-Hanrehan Forest)
Artist Life
born 1982
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2023.36
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silver and black image of trees on aluminum support; surface has mirror-like reflective quality; image of trees is most clearly visible at C, while corners and edges of image become more mottled and fade to solid silver in bottom corners
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