Featured Artist Website: Alysia Anne | Fine Art & Photography
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Mastering the art of photography, and combining that with other mediums such as painting, and printing, Alysia Anne creates expressive works inspired and informed by urban street art, but drawing on architectural form and composition.
Selecting a wide variety of urban locations and landscapes, Alysia Anne creates melancholic and isolated lands that seem disconnected from their varying realities.
Using vintage cameras, and age-old pin-hole technology, Alysia Anne makes haunting monotone works. While they may be of modern places and modern times, there is something eerily dated about the images, making the work all the more intriguing.
In recent months, Alysia Annes' work has been seen at the Gallery North Project Space, Churchill House and the Hatton Gallery in Newcastle-upon- Tyne.
