Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy - Plate 38. Moonrise Over Pie Pan, Capital Reef Nat'l Park,Utah,1977

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John Pfahl , (Feb 17, 1939–April 15, 2020)

Plate 38. Moonrise Over Pie Pan, Capital Reef Nat'l Park,Utah,1977

1981
7 15/16 in. x 10 1/16 in. (20.16 cm x 25.56 cm)

Medium and Support: Dye transfer print
Credit Line: Gift of Edward B. Perlberg
Accession Number: 1984.24.38

Commentary

As a child, John Pfahl spent much time hiking through the woods, documenting his adventures by personalizing maps of the area he was in with drawings and embellishments. Echoes of this childhood pastime can be seen in Altered Landscapes, a series in which he uses colored string, tape, rope, spheres, foil, and other man-made materials to compose landscapes before photographing them. Indifferent to pure and natural landscapes, Pfahl is interested in the relationship of nature and human agency. Denying viewers easy entrance to a scene, he encourages them to understand that landscape is an idea. Painstakingly placing his materials to create a convincing illusion of their belonging, Pfahl plays with our expectations about the truthfulness of photographs and alerts us to ways in which framing and distortion, perspective and point of view influence the way we look at the world.

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