'Digital Spring Floral Abstraction #15'

'Digital Spring Floral Abstraction #15,' by Jon Burris, Digital Pigment Photographic Print

In this 28.5" x 24" framed digital pigment photographic print by Jon Burris, 'Digital Spring Floral Abstraction #15,' the artist has taken a spring floral bouquet from the garden including bright yellow tulips in varying opening stages, as well as deep purple and fuchsia ornamental flowers, and composed them against a stark black background. The vibrant composition almost seems three-dimensional with the contrasts of color and background, further enhanced by its white wooden frame.

Jon Burris is a native Oklahoman and has had a career as both a working photographer and fine art curator functioning for clients internationally. He served as Director of Photography for the National Cowboy Museum and Western Heritage Center, Director of the Robert A. Hefner III Collection of Contemporary Chinese Art, Curator of the Christian K. Keesee Collection of New Russian Art, Director of the Brett Weston Archive, Curator of the Photographic Society of America (PSA) collection, and Executive Director of [Artspace] at Untitled. Jon has organized and presented over 200 exhibitions and has published eight books on art and photography. His photographic work is included in private and institutional collections world-wide.