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Arctic Shoreline by Eric Seplowitz

About the artist

Eric Seplowitz

I want to challenge the viewer to take a closer look at things we feel we already know and understand. I utilize tools like magnification, scale and perspective to present a different view of objects, nature, people or ideologies. Many times we become complacent seeing things from a single perspective. The goal of my work is to provide an alternate view or standpoint encouraging us to analyze our connections with objects, entities, people or ideologies.

For my newest series Micro Landscapes – Small on a Large Scale, I drew from my background in Geology (BS in Geology from Union College). Through the use of macro photography, I bring a closer look at geodes, agates and other rocks and minerals—to not only see them from a new perspective, but to provide a micro landscape in a grand scale enticing the mind to see other worlds within the lines, colors and patterns captured.

When acquiring new art, Hudson Headwaters seeks pieces that contribute to the ongoing creative culture of our community. Local and regional artists are always given first consideration.

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