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Each piece is available as a limited edition with optional framing. Video illustrates installation movement and ambient light interaction.
April Pictures
April Pictures takes its title from T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land. These images are a cinematic Rorschach — not abstract, not realistic, but ambiguous spaces where memory mixes with desire.
Mixing Memory with Desire
Three movements — Unreal City, Chasing Sunset, Comes and Goes — invite the viewer’s own recollection to complete the image.
Unreal City
Bustling color and empty streets — bridges that lead nowhere, tables set for no one. Metropolis as memory palace.
Chasing Sunset
Foreboding light and pastoral drift — sun on the face while the landscape dissolves to motion and hue.
Comes and Goes
Crowded solitude — rooms full of people and no one to meet. The quiet corner of a party, the train’s loud silence.
Interpretationism
Not impression but invocation: ambiguous frames that require the viewer’s own reminiscence to resolve.
Selected Works
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Unreal City
Unreal City
Chasing Sunset
Chasing Sunset
Unreal City
Comes and Goes
Unreal City
About the Artist
Gabe Greenberg works at the intersection of photography and printmaking — translating long exposures into photogravure and layered installation prints. Literary threads from Eliot and others inform a practice that invites the viewer’s memory to complete the scene.
Photogravure
Fiber‑laser & copper plates
Long exposure
Installation video
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