Into The Black

Name: Jonny Briggs (b. 1985)
Brand: Into The Black
Price: 2800.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised GBP 3,500

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Closed: 17 Apr 2018

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Jonny Briggs (b. 1985)

Into The Black

Price Realised GBP 3,500

Closed: 17 Apr 2018

Price Realised GBP 3,500

Closed: 17 Apr 2018

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Jonny Briggs (b. 1985)
Into The Black

C-type lambda print mounted to Dibond
43¼ x 44⅞in. (110 x 114cm.)
Executed in 2011, this is number one from an edition of five.

Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner in 2011.

London, Saatchi Gallery, Out of Focus: Photography, 2012.

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Please note the correct medium is C-type Lambda print, mounted to Dibond and that the work is number one from an edition of five and not as stated in the printed catalogue.

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Lot Essay

'In search of lost parts of my childhood, I endeavour to think outside of the reality I was socialised into and create a new one with my parents and self. Through this I reference the discovery of my individuality and question the distance between us, between adult and child, love and resentment, expressed and reserved, real and fake, in an attempt to revive my unconditioned, uninhibited self. Striving to escape my closing adult mind, photomontage, the cartoonesque and the performative allow me to escape the normal, and question my beliefs, to recapture childhood nature through my cultured adult eyes.'
JONNY BRIGGS