Watermark - Mark Jenkins - Photo Book

Watermark

Mark Jenkins

Photo Book, Pages: 96, Size: 17,5 x 24,5 cm / 6.75 x 9.5 inch, Format: Hardcover, Colour: Duotone, ISBN 978-3-86787-022-1, February 2009, $ 44.99





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The first book of San Francisco based Mark Jenkins. Stunning men of classic beauty, strength and intensity.

After successful exhibitions in San Francisco, Mark Jenkins's book conjures water as a glistening medium for his new works of liquid illusion with stunning men of classic beauty, strength and intensity. His fresh perspective on surface and droplets draws in the viewer closer, perhaps capturing a glimpse of oneself in a reflection from the detail of the deep and richly-crafted images.

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Mark Jenkins

Mark Jenkins

San Francisco artist Mark Jenkins fuses reality and illusion into classical figurative images of beauty. Jenkins combines a traditional photographic approach with digital technique to achieve a masterful image of composition and montage. Jenkins graduated from the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia studying photography, design and painting. He draws thematic inspiration from a variety of sources, including extensive travel through Italy, and the ideas of surrealists like De Chirico and Magritte. While his coloration evokes the warmth of hand-pulled platinum prints, Jenkins' lighting style and printing technique produces a distinctive "glow" to his works, enhancing a wide range of images of figurative, botanical and floral, architectural, and portrait subjects. His successful exhibitions of work evoked strong comparisons to Mapplethorpe by collectors and critics.