Interaction, 2015 by Studio Voltaire Shop features a vertical row of ten vibrant square frames, each with an abstract image. The frames have colour-field backgrounds in red, orange, pink, green, and blue hues with small photographic elements at their centers.

Matt Connors

Interaction, 2015

£2,500

 

Specially devised by the artist, this set of ten prints features a photographic element of a male crotch against a colour-field background.  Work can be framed in individually colour-matched frames.

Edition Size

15

Dimensions

Unframed: 26 x 22 cm; Framed: 29 x 24.5 cm

Finishing

Print portfolio edition, set of ten framed or unframed prints

The price of the edition increases as it sells out. Sold either unframed or in bespoke frames. Please allow 2 weeks for works to be framed and contact us directly to discuss available shipping options.

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      About The Artwork

      Each of these special edition works is a set of 10 prints in individually colour-matched frames, specially chosen by the artist. These works sit within the context of early 2000s gay sex work, drawing from eBay imagery taken from people selling their used sports shorts and boxers. By cropping, adjusting, and re-contextualising, the images become distressed digital monochromes - opening a conversation about contemporary digital and AFK (away from keyboard) relationships to sex.

      About Matt Connors

      Matt Connors (b. 1973) is an American painter known for his boldly colourful, often sculpture-like works. Combining art historical influences of minimalism and abstraction with contemporary music, design, and poetry, Connors’ visual language is familiar to many - his compositions, however, are contemporary, intellectually informed, and uniquely playful.

      Connors has exhibited widely with galleries and institutions such as MoMA PS1, New York City; The Modern Institute, Glasgow; Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas; Whitney Museum of American Arts, New York City; David Zwirner, London; Le Consortium, Dijon; Whitechapel Gallery, London, and Museum of Modern Art, New York City.

      Connors is represented by Xavier Hufkins, The Modern Institute, Herald St, and Markus Lüttgen.