Susan Kaprov

Archival Editions & Photography


Contact: susan@kaprov.com Studio: 718.624‑2775


Susan Kaprov: Self-Portraits 1975-1990

Begun in the 1970’s and continuing to the present day, these experimental black and white and color photomontages were created utilizing the unique properties of random multiple imaging inherent in ordinary copy machines such as Xerox, Canon, Minolta, Haloid, and others. They range from highly personal self-portraits to pure abstraction.

Sixteen of these works are in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
(See whitney.org/artists/18577)






Self Portraits, Color





Chasing Paper

Folded, loose, and crinkled papers of all varieties, colors, and configurations float, collide, fly, and “dance” freely in tandem with urban breezes — yet go largely unnoticed by our fast-paced city dwellers. Now they’re ready for their close-ups!





Gardens & Galaxies

Digital photomontage with hand-coloring on Hahnemuhle 100% rag watercolor paper.

Dimensions variable.

Gardens & Galaxies Installation


Gardens & Galaxies 1


Gardens & Galaxies 2


Gardens & Galaxies 3


Gardens & Galaxies 4


Gardens & Galaxies 5


Gardens & Galaxies 6


Gardens & Galaxies 7


Gardens & Galaxies 8


Gardens & Galaxies 9


Gardens & Galaxies 10



Post-Modern Meltdown

Archival pigment prints with hand coloring on Hahnemuhle rag paper.

Dimensions variable. Custom enlargements available upon request.
Previously exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art NY, Mezzanine Gallery.





Post-Modern Meltdown 6 Installation View

Dye sublimation on aluminum. Dimensions: 65" x 120".


Post-Modern Meltdown 7


Post-Modern Meltdown 8


Post-Modern Meltdown 9


Post-Modern Meltdown 10




Allegory of the Senses

Vibrant interlocking shapes forge a kaleidoscopic, personal visual metaphor of the world: complex, always in flux, interconnected and yet bordering on the random: harmony existing on the edges of chaos.
Represented in major museums and private collections world-wide.

Archival pigment prints on Hahnemuhle rag paper with hand coloring.

Custom enlargements available upon request.


For inquiries contact: susan@kaprov.com Studio: 718.624‑2775





Nature...last modified

“If the artists of the Renaissance had access to modern technology, this is what their work would look like,” said a curator of contemporary art. These hyper-detailed images carefully merge digitally scanned live flowers and plants with artificial ones, blurring the distinction between the real and the artificial.
Represented in major museums and collections world-wide.

Archival pigment print Hahnemuhle rag paper with hand coloring.

Custom enlargements available upon request.


For inquiries contact: susan@kaprov.com Studio: 718.624‑2775






Blue Gladiolas


Gerberas


Heliconias


Open Rose


Yellow Lillies



From the Garden of Altered Delights

These computer-generated imaginary food ‘hybrids’ were created in response to the heated controversy surrounding genetically engineered food. They bring to light a vital topic that has powerful biological and ethical implications.

Represented in major museums and collections world-wide.

Archival pigment prints on Hahnemuhle rag paper with hand coloring.

Custom enlargements available upon request.


For inquiries contact: susan@kaprov.com Studio: 718.624‑2775





Sorcerer

A series of computer generated images that use the invisible forces of nature as the subject of visual art. Each image suggesets a totally fluid pictorial space with topographical patterns swirling within gravitational pools of color.

Represented in major museums and collections world-wide.

Archival pigment prints Hahnemuhle rag paper with hand coloring.

Custom enlargements available upon request.


For inquiries contact: susan@kaprov.com Studio: 718.624‑2775