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Disconnected

Photograph
2018 (made), 2023 (printed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Black and white photograph entitled 'Disconnected' from the series 'Inner Journey' depicting the artist turning away from the camera. Edition number 1/5 plus 2 artist proofs.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleDisconnected (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Inkjet print on Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
Brief description
Photograph by Marvel Harris, 'Disconnected', from the series 'Inner Journey'. Netherlands, 2018.
Physical description
Black and white photograph entitled 'Disconnected' from the series 'Inner Journey' depicting the artist turning away from the camera. Edition number 1/5 plus 2 artist proofs.
Dimensions
  • Height: 60cm
  • Width: 40cm
Credit line
Presented by Art Fund
Subjects depicted
Bibliographic reference
The following excerpt is by Mack Books upon their publication of 'MARVEL', a photobook by Marvel Harris, 2021: "MARVEL describes the journey of Marvel Harris' personal battles with mental illness, self-love, acceptance, and gender identity, all told through a searing collection of self-portraits spanning the course of five years. These photographs present a new-found visual language; a tool with which Marvel was able to express those emotions that, on account of his autism, he previously struggled to make sense of. The process of making these portraits allowed him to connect to the world around him at the time he needed it most. Winner of the MACK First Book Award 2021, MARVEL is an important new voice which contributes to an increased awareness of the issues surrounding gender identity and mental health. In doing so, this deeply personal book demands a more tolerant attitude from society towards transgender people and those who don’t identify as entirely male or female."
Collection
Accession number
E.1181-2023

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Record createdMay 31, 2023
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