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VIntage AP // Ducktail / Quadrants by Ralph Gibson, created in 1975, is a gelatin silver print that presents a meticulously composed rear view of a person’s head and neck, with hair styled in a sleek, symmetrical ducktail. The sharp focus on the back of the head, contrasted against a brick wall, emphasizes the structure and texture of the hair and adds a geometric quality to the composition. Gibson’s use of high contrast and precise framing transforms the simple subject into an intriguing study of form and symmetry. The carefully styled hair and the stark background create a sense of stillness and formality, while the close-up perspective brings an element of abstraction, encouraging viewers to contemplate the interplay between identity and anonymity.
Ducktail / Quadrants, 1975
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VIntage AP // Ducktail / Quadrants by Ralph Gibson, created in 1975, is a gelatin silver print that presents a meticulously composed rear view of a person’s head and neck, with hair styled in a sleek, symmetrical ducktail. The sharp focus on the back of the head, contrasted against a brick wall, emphasizes the structure and texture of the hair and adds a geometric quality to the composition. Gibson’s use of high contrast and precise framing transforms the simple subject into an intriguing study of form and symmetry. The carefully styled hair and the stark background create a sense of stillness and formality, while the close-up perspective brings an element of abstraction, encouraging viewers to contemplate the interplay between identity and anonymity.
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Sometimes referred to as Conceptualism, this is an art form where the idea(s) or concept(s) behind the work take precedence over material concerns and traditional aesthetics. Many conceptual artworks can be created by anyone simply by following written instructions. The concept or idea is the most essential aspect of the artwork.