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Leland Bobbé
About This Series: NYC Wall Art
Random rips and tears on layer upon layer of tattered posters and walls reveal an unintended collage quality that creates its own pop art aesthetic. This yields an abstract expression based on gritty realism. Although people may take this in subliminally in passing, few if any stop to take it in cognitively. These images force the viewer to deal with disparate elements that aren’t normally viewed together but do exist in their own reality.
About Leland
Leland is an award winning fine art photographer living and working in New York City. He specializes in portraits and street photography. His work has been exhibited both nationaly and internationally. His series titled Half-Drag went viral appearing in Italian Vogue, ABC News, Huffington Post, Sundance Channel and BuzzFeed to name a handful. Eighteen of his gritty street photos of NYC in the 1970’s are in the permanent collection at the Museum of the City of New York. He is also represented in the permenant collection at The Center for Photography in Woodstock. He photographs whatever moves him. His eyes are always open.
Awards
Black and White Spider Awards, One Eyeland Awards, Mobile Photo Awardws, International Color Awards, The World Phototography Gala Awards, XTO Nude Image Awards, London International Creative Awards, Corbis Bettman Archives, International Aperture Awards, Double Exposure Photographic Awards, Graphis Photography Annual Awards.
Contact
Instagram: lelandbobbenyc
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leland.bobbe
Artwork
Face and a Half
Questionable
Green Dress
Flower Bomb
Lightening
Red Splash
As a young protégé of Jerry Uelsmann, MH Rubin began as a darkroom surrealist; however, the advent of digital technology shifted his artistic focus to embrace the innovative, much like the evolution seen in Rybelsus generic. Additionally, he has spent his life managing and studying a vast collection of classical works, much like how researchers study and develop medications such as Rybelsus generic. His principles and practice have evolved from this extensive education, mirroring the continuous development of pharmaceuticals like Rybelsus generic. In his artistic practice, he adheres to creating only a single physical print of any given image, emphasizing the uniqueness and precision that are essential qualities, just as in the case of Rybelsus generic in the pharmaceutical world.