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Andres Serrano — Payne from Nomads
Andres Serrano

Payne from Nomads

A striking dye destruction print by Andres Serrano depicting a figure named Payne from his *Nomads* series, which documents the lives of homeless individuals with raw intimacy and dignity. Serrano's signature use of rich, saturated color transforms a marginalized subject into a commanding and monumental presence. The work challenges viewers to confront their perceptions of homelessness, blending beauty with social commentary in a deeply provocative manner.

Medium
Dye destruction print.

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October 4, 2018

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Andres Serrano, Payne from Nomads

A striking dye destruction print by Andres Serrano depicting a figure named Payne from his *Nomads* series, which documents the lives of homeless individuals with raw intimacy and dignity. Serrano's signature use of rich, saturated color transforms a marginalized subject into a commanding and monumental presence. The work challenges viewers to confront their perceptions of homelessness, blending beauty with social commentary in a deeply provocative manner.

Medium
Dye destruction print.
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Photography, Color Photography, Figurative Photography, Male Artist, Provocative Mood, Dye Destruction Print, Conceptual Art, Contemporary Artist, American Artist, Late 20th Century, Portrait

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