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Edition of 1 (unique).

070614 is an image from the Micros series. Micros includes images that involve techniques that require both a painting and a photographic process to capture a tenuous moment.
This work is printed on 310 gsm 100% cotton rag paper, flush mounted by hand with archival gel to a 2.8”/ 7.11cm primed wood panel. Finished with a high gloss pigmented Art Resin and ready to hang with the installed heavy-duty wire.

American multidisciplinary artist James Godman has one foot each in two seemingly disparate worlds: abstract painting and representational photography. His paintings evolve through a process of adding and subtracting— layering and revealing textures, colors and brush marks, building images up from nothingness towards a sense of emotional, material presence. Founded on the techniques and processes of street art, they are rooted in the visual language of urban decay. His photographs, on the other hand, are distinctly minimal. Godman simplifies his subjects and pares down what is visible, muting his colors and limiting how the objective world is seen in order to condense the image to its essence. What both types of his works share is a sense that the subject goes beyond content, as Godman is striving to communicate a feeling, whether that is decadence, decay, transformation, sensuality, isolation, or simply humanity.

Godman has exhibited his work in galleries and art fairs around the United States, and has been featured by international brands such as Bang & Olufsen. He is based in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York.