The Time It Takes to Disappear by Elias Corwin Image: A triptych of eclipses rendered in rich, earth-derived pigments invites viewers into the slow turning of celestial time, each canvas a meditation on light, shadow, and the arc between concealment and revelation.
A triptych of eclipses rendered in rich, earth-derived pigments invites viewers into the slow turning of celestial time, each canvas a meditation on light, shadow, and the arc between concealment and revelation.
  • Elias Corwin
  • The Time It Takes to Disappear, 2021
  • Earth pigments on Belgian linen, custom wood panels, seating cushions
  • 72 x 72 in (182.88 x 182.88 cm)
  • Inv: EC-2023-TTD-03
  • $148,000
  • Available
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  • Subject Matter: Solar eclipse, celestial cycles, shadow and light, observational stillness

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