
Antonis Pittas
Uniform with & without, 2017
photo print on museum grade paper, framed
diptych: 29 x 20 cm each
Edition 1/2 + 2 AP
Copyright The Artist
Photomontages of the German and Russian avant-garde often employed the hand of the artist as a sign of a new time to come: a time, in which the artist-engineer would...
Photomontages of the German and Russian avant-garde often employed the hand of the artist as a sign of a new time to come: a time, in which the artist-engineer would have a crucial role in building society and realizing utopian ideas. Photomontages of the German and Russian avant-garde often employed the hand of the artist as a sign of a new time to come: a time, in which the artist-engineer would have a crucial role in building society and realizing utopian ideas.
Here you see the hand of Antonis merge with the work by the Russian avant-garde artist Gustav Klutsis 'Uniform design' (1922).
The photo was taken by Antonis at the archive of the Costakis Collection at the State Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki.
Here you see the hand of Antonis merge with the work by the Russian avant-garde artist Gustav Klutsis 'Uniform design' (1922).
The photo was taken by Antonis at the archive of the Costakis Collection at the State Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki.