Elad Lassry

Investigating the nature of perception with a focus on the photographic image within the digital era, Elad Lassry’s exhibition in Vancouver includes more than 70 works.

Elad Lassry Wolf (Blue), 2008 chromogenic print, painted frame Courtesy of the Artist
The Vancouver Art Gallery presented Los Angeles-based artist Elad Lassry’s first major exhibition in Canada. Investigating the nature of perception with a special focus on the photographic image within the digital era, the exhibition includes more than seventy works – films, photographs and sculpture – produced by Lassry over the last decade.

 

Lassry’s thoughtful analysis of “pictures” involves carefully-created studio portraits and still lifes, as well as altered found photos, which often draw upon conventions of advertising, fashion and product photography. Lassry’s conscious staging, his subtle interventions and his conceptual, sometimes theatrical, elaborations of the photographs are designed to refocus our attention on the content of images, and the complexity of what occurs within the frame. Some of his photographs are adorned with elements such as silk fabric that encase them, guiding viewers to engage with photographs in a more meaningful way.

Img.10 "Elad Lassry", exhibition view, Vancouver Art Gallery, 2017
Img.10 "Elad Lassry", exhibition view, Vancouver Art Gallery, 2017

until 1 October 2017
Elad Lassry
curated by Kathleen S. Bartels and Jeff Wall
Vancouver Art Gallery
750 Hornby Street
Vancouver

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