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I Would Fly With You Forever If You Would Let Me (Paintography 16x16)

Metal
16 x 16 in
Michael Endicott

A paintography piece integrating the highly textured and deeply hued abstract land and seascape paintings of Karin Taber with my photography integrated in a manner to maintain the structural elements of both artistic media.

This "I would fly with you forever if you would let me," series is an ongoing series of pelicans, my spirit bird, taken at Ocean Beach, San Francisco, CA.

Subject Matter: Wildlife
Collections: Composite Photography, Nature, Paintography

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Michael Endicott is a Fine Art photographer in San Francisco, California. Much of his life has been spent working at the intersection of the political and biological sciences. His camera has been his constant companion and his focus has always been on nature. His artistic perspective is an outgrowth of his experience, at the intersection of the "two worlds" shaped by nature and wo/man. His artwork explores the commonality in structure between the organic and the inorganic –both are comprised of protons, electrons and neutrons.

In essence, Michael produces cellular tapestries designed to connect the micro and macro structures that give shape and life to our world. Over time, his process in the digital darkroom has become more “sculptural” in nature as he bends wavelengths of light and molds multiple shots into one, and his photography has been pulled away from realism into the realm of expressionist or abstract painting. Most recently his abstract realism, The Mad Hatter, was part of the de Young Open at end of 2020. He has five pieces in "Through my Window," a show with 25+ other artists at Gallery House in Palo Alto.

For more Info follow links in: https://www.artspan.org/artist/MeSF or contact me at [email protected]