Catherine Couturier Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist, Mitch Dobrowner, is releasing two new photographs that are now available to collectors.
Words from the artist:
"I always have to remind myself that what seems to be is not always as it really is. That the Earth is really a billion-year-old rock spinning through Space.
These 2 images represent a juxtaposition between how I see our natural world and the urban landscapes man has built upon it.
I always thought that if I could do a 1000 year time-lapse of the city of Los Angeles we’d see that everything we have constructed is just temporary; that the landscape itself wouldn’t change but what mankind built upon it would rise and fall over time. We’re only temporary here. The land we think we own, we don't - we're only borrowing it. That land will still be here where we're all gone." - Mitch Dobrowner
Take a moment to enjoy the images below.
Natron Sunrise, 2018
Location: Trona Pinnacles, California
Urbane, 2018
Location: Los Angeles, California
These images are available in three sizes:
14x20" (edition of 15)
20x30" (edition of 25)
34x50" (edition of 5)
For inquiries or purchases, please contact us at gallery@catherinecouturier.com or (713) 524-5070
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Catherine Couturier Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist, Mitch Dobrowner, is releasing two new photographs that are now available to collectors.
Words from the artist:
"I always have to remind myself that what seems to be is not always as it really is. That the Earth is really a billion-year-old rock spinning through Space.
These 2 images represent a juxtaposition between how I see our natural world and the urban landscapes man has built upon it.
I always thought that if I could do a 1000 year time-lapse of the city of Los Angeles we’d see that everything we have constructed is just temporary; that the landscape itself wouldn’t change but what mankind built upon it would rise and fall over time. We’re only temporary here. The land we think we own, we don't - we're only borrowing it. That land will still be here where we're all gone." - Mitch Dobrowner
Take a moment to enjoy the images below.
20x30" (edition of 25)
34x50" (edition of 5)
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