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| Carol Warner |
Razor Cut
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These familiar outdoor images are printed and mounted on thick board. Each image is then cut into smaller pieces with a razor blade and reassembled with space in between each photo fragment. The cuts interrupt the continuity of the visual experience and lend a three-dimensional aspect to a two-dimensional medium. These aesthetic cuts turn the destruction of the image into a formal compositional component. In addition, the cuts become new crop marks and the fragments become smaller compositions within the overall composition of the work.
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| Cut Lawn, 2007, Hand-cut c-print (each photo fragment individually mounted) 16 x 20 inches |
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| Cut Water, 2007, Hand-cut c-print (each photo fragment individually mounted) 16 x 20 inches |
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