Lori Nix erstellt herrlich detailreiche Dioramen und Modellbauten, die sie gemeinsam mit ihrer Partnerin Kathleen Gerber gekonnt bildlich in Szene setzt. Bei vielen der Arbeiten ist auf den ersten Blick gar nicht ersichtlich, dass es sich um eine Miniaturarbeit handelt. Bis dann die gigantische Hand einer vermeintlichen Riesin ins Bild kommt…
Because my work features a model and not a real place, it creates a safe space to think about these larger ideas of disaster. Devoid of people, these spaces become meditative and full of possibilities. The details in the buildings seem more pronounced and it is these details that point back to the humans who created them. Not merely structures to protect us from wind and rain, they are examples of man’s creativity, skill, and ambition. Beauty and design marry with function to create something greater than the sum of its parts. The viewer is drawn into the scene, allowing them to become fully immersed by the architecture and artifacts of the modern world. – [Artist Statement]
Happy Birthday Lori Nix #LoriNix pic.twitter.com/EOWFsX6pMX
— Kevin O Mooney (@komphoto) April 13, 2023
A new set of dioramas, meticulously handcrafted and photographed by Brooklyn-based artist duo Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber. See more from "Empire" > https://t.co/zV61vWOICX pic.twitter.com/XIdeB4SjYq
— Booooooom (@Booooooom) February 21, 2018
I am an absolute sucker for ruins, for glimpses of what the world will be like when we're all gone, so the models made and photographed by Lori Nix/Kathleen Gerber are my thing in a major way. pic.twitter.com/rV7X8z39eN
— Caustic Cover Critic (@Unwise_Trousers) May 26, 2023
Weitere Arbeiten von Lori Nix und Kathleen Gerber lassen sich auf ihrer Website sowie auf dem Instagram-Kanal @lorinixphoto begutachten.
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