Digital colour coupler print mounted on aluminium.
Signed 'Gregory Crewdson' (on a paper label affixed to the reverse).
Untitled (Ray of Light) by Gregory Crewdson, created in 2001, is a cinematic digital colour coupler print that captures a moment of eerie suburban stillness disrupted by a single, intense beam of light. Set in a quiet neighborhood at twilight, the composition reveals rows of modest houses and neatly stacked lumber, all rendered with Crewdson’s trademark hyperreal precision. The dramatic shaft of light piercing diagonally across the scene evokes themes of surveillance, divine intervention, or extraterrestrial presence, adding psychological tension to the ordinary. As with much of Crewdson’s work, the image blurs the boundary between photography and staged narrative cinema.
Artwork Copyright © Gregory CrewdsonGregory Crewdson (USA, 1962) is a renowned photographer celebrated for his cinematic, meticulously staged images that explore suburban life and psychological tension. His works, often featuring dramatic lighting and surreal compositions, blur the line between photography and film. Iconic series include Twilight and Beneath the Roses.
Artwork Copyright © Gregory CrewdsonUntitled (Ray of Light), 2001
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Digital colour coupler print mounted on aluminium.
Signed 'Gregory Crewdson' (on a paper label affixed to the reverse).
Untitled (Ray of Light) by Gregory Crewdson, created in 2001, is a cinematic digital colour coupler print that captures a moment of eerie suburban stillness disrupted by a single, intense beam of light. Set in a quiet neighborhood at twilight, the composition reveals rows of modest houses and neatly stacked lumber, all rendered with Crewdson’s trademark hyperreal precision. The dramatic shaft of light piercing diagonally across the scene evokes themes of surveillance, divine intervention, or extraterrestrial presence, adding psychological tension to the ordinary. As with much of Crewdson’s work, the image blurs the boundary between photography and staged narrative cinema.
Artwork Copyright © Gregory CrewdsonGregory Crewdson (USA, 1962) is a renowned photographer celebrated for his cinematic, meticulously staged images that explore suburban life and psychological tension. His works, often featuring dramatic lighting and surreal compositions, blur the line between photography and film. Iconic series include Twilight and Beneath the Roses.
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Untitled (Ray of Light), 2001
121.9 x 152.4 cm
