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Photographer Mary Sylvester is a Chicagoan but also has called New York, San
Francisco, and Tokyo her home. In addition to her current career, she has
been a model, a producer, and a buyer of art. Her work primarily deals with
depicting common objects and capturing people enacting in everyday life.
(Images of selections in the exhibit furnished by the photographer)
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"I am motivated by duality. I am equally intrigued by
light and dark, old and new, man and nature, pattern and chaos.
When I chose images for this exhibit, I viewed my
decisions as discordant rather than thematic. In actuality, the photos
have one commonality: they are an ordinary part of my surroundings
captured to illustrate the beauty I see. Each photo was something I
felt compelled to shoot, primarily for the way the light revealed the
extraordinary within the subject.
The torn images are from an ongoing series of
posters in subways that have been changed by time and man. What
attracts me to them are the conflicting layers of images and type in
addition to the human element shown in the peeling and defacing.
What was once a contrived commercial piece of communication is
turned into an abstract, unpredictable work of art by the anonymous
hands of the public." ---- Mary Sylvester
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