About The Work
These two photographs by Uta Barth were taken at the Tate Modern, London when the museum was under construction. The images are not quite interiors and not quite exteriors: taken from the inside of the building but showing the view through the long windows, they each feature a vertical strip of black wall reflecting the hanging lights within, contrasting with the bright white light shining outside. Like much of Barth's work, the photographs lack a clear subject. Instead of documenting a particular place or object, they are studies of interesting light, composition, and abstract space.
About Uta Barth
From The Magazine
Photograph
Two color photographs, mounted on Sintra
Each photograph measures 19 x 24 inches.
This work is signed by the artist on left image.
About The Work
These two photographs by Uta Barth were taken at the Tate Modern, London when the museum was under construction. The images are not quite interiors and not quite exteriors: taken from the inside of the building but showing the view through the long windows, they each feature a vertical strip of black wall reflecting the hanging lights within, contrasting with the bright white light shining outside. Like much of Barth's work, the photographs lack a clear subject. Instead of documenting a particular place or object, they are studies of interesting light, composition, and abstract space.
About Uta Barth
From The Magazine
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