Hallucinatory Participation: See Art Be Art
Using a kaleidoscopic lens to document museum goers, Charlie Milgrim’s new photo series alters the experience of viewing Bill Ham’s light art installation from the De Young Museum’s Summer of Love exhibition. By psychedelically superimposing the viewer onto the digital light show, the visitor becomes an active element. The lens reshapes the view of the spectator creating a hallucinogenic circle, where nothing interrupts the illusion.
Blue Proposal, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Down Hat Man, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Guy, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Indian Skirt, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Tango, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Twirl Girl, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Monster in the Corner, 2018, limited ed. of 10 archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Wheelchair, 2018, limited ed. of 10, archival pigment print, 22" x 16"...$600
Prints on Panel
Down Hat Man, archival print on panel, 8" x 10", $250
Procession, archival print on panel, 8" x 10", $250
Indian Skirt, archival print on panel, 8" x 10", $250
Guy, archival print on panel, 8" x 10", $250