Jon Wollenhaupt
Artist Statement
Isolation, anxiety and fear permeated the year 2020. Those emotions have been profoundly accentuated by the federal government's complete lack of leadership during the COVID-19 crisis; the result is we live as if time is suspended. Our days blur together. We joking yet often ask, "What day is its?" Each hour of each day feels as if we wedged into in a single indeterminate moment. When will the veil be lifted that frees us from fear and confinement? The images I've selected represent these emotions.
Artist Bio
I began as a street photographer in 1999 in San Francisco, where I also developed an interest in photojournalistic work. For several years, I provided photography services to corporations, government agencies, news and media outlets, and not-for-profit entities. Since 2010, I have focused solely on the development of my portfolio in three project areas: The Digital Disruptions; Progressive Portraits; Meditations on Banality. Education: Fine Art from Grossmont College. Additional studies in Fine Art at San Francisco State University.
Pricing
18“x24”, Archival inkjet prints, unframed, $975 each
