Grosvenor’s photographs of color-coated snow investigate the stakes of altering the world around us
In a Patchogue, New York, parking lot, Robert Grosvenor (born 1937) photographed brightly colored flocking dropped into mounds of snow. Known for his subtle adjustments to readymade objects, Grosvenor makes the resulting images insistently abstract, depicting the aftermath of an action.
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Published by Karma Books, New York. Text by Rob Teeters, Matilde Guidelli-Guidi.
Grosvenor’s photographs of color-coated snow investigate the stakes of altering the world around us
In a Patchogue, New York, parking lot, Robert Grosvenor (born 1937) photographed brightly colored flocking dropped into mounds of snow. Known for his subtle adjustments to readymade objects, Grosvenor makes the resulting images insistently abstract, depicting the aftermath of an action.
