Lazarus I

In his London studio in 1995, Gavin Evans created a piece of art history. He captured fascinating photographs of David Bowie that soon became known worldwide as "The Session". Bowie in black and white, full of lust for life and charisma, an example of portrait photography in its utmost form. In his "Lazarus" series Evans utilizes the methods of modern lenticular technology to bring his iconic Bowie portraits to life.

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Lazarus I

Gavin Evans. Open Edition Limited Edition, Edition of: 500, Signed Limited Edition, Edition of: 250, Signed

60 x 60

100 x 100

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LENTICULAR (flip-effect)
Minuscule optical prisms create movement in the lenticular picture.
Framed, Aluminium Artbox black

LENTICULAR (flip-effect)
Minuscule optical prisms create movement in the lenticular picture.
Framed, shadow gap frame black

154,4 x 154,4 cm (External dimensions)

CA$ 2,409

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About Gavin Evans

“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring,” David Bowie once said. There are countless portraits of the musician, but the 1995 photo shoot for The Session wrote a piece of popular history. That is when Bowie came into contact with British photographer Gavin Evans, who was on assignment for Time Out… Read more

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