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The aesthetic goal of this series is for the images to look like miniature scenes through tilt-shift style photography. This technique allows the images to become more playful and inviting, in addition to allowing the viewer to be consumed by the magnitude of the landmark. The viewer is reminded of being a child playing with Legos or action figures, creating similar scenes. The images are playful and innocent in that way, providing a different perspective. This series is distinctive because the viewer feels as if they are seeing these places for the very first time.

- Bryan Solarski

Lincoln Center
BRYAN SOLARSKI

Fine Art Print
2014, limited edition of 30

Archival photographic print on heavyweight, acid-free soft gloss paper. Includes a certificate of authenticity on request. Features a 1.5" white border around the image to allow for easy framing.

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Bryan Solarski
Jersey City, New Jersey

Getting to Know Bryan

Bryan Solarski creates photographs meant to look like “miniature scenes” by using “Tilt-shift style photography.” In his photos, the people and places seem quite small “as if you are playing with Legos or action figures.” He strongly believes in the value of traveling and having new and different experiences. Bryan admires the work of photographers like Massimo Vitali, Thomas Prior, and Nick Brandt. He currently lives in New York. Fun fact: he was in a Cheerios commercial as a baby.

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Beach Goers

D Polite purchased this artwork. 5/13/2016 | 4:41 PM

This turned out exactly like pictured. I love the perspective and that it looks like a perfect combination of modern art and photography

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E Rodgers purchased this artwork. 5/1/2014 | 9:47 AM

Loved this! Went to a framing store to have it framed, and everyone was asking about it. They all said it looked amazing.

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N Brennan 3/19/2013 | 7:49 PM

I just bought 3 pieces - can't wait to see how they look.

Bryan Solarski 3/7/2013 | 1:10 PM

Thanks!

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N Brennan 3/3/2013 | 12:39 PM

Your work is AMAZING!!!

Coney Island Beach, New York

K Harder purchased this artwork. 3/24/2011 | 6:49 PM

This print is pure fun. I like that it first look it appears to be a diorama or miniature but as you look longer you realize it is photograph of a live scene. Taking away the focus from the individual people and forcing the viewer to absorb the whole scene first forces the eye to look deeper at the picture and re-evaluate their first impression.

This turned out exactly like pictured. I love the perspective and that it looks like a perfect combination of modern art and photography
- D Polite

This print is pure fun. I like that it first look it appears to be a diorama or miniature but as you look longer you realize it is photograph of a live scene. Taking away the focus from the individual people and forcing the viewer to absorb the whole scene first forces the eye to look deeper at the picture and re-evaluate their first impression.
- K Harder

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