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Two Grey Hills

Artist (American, born 1957)
Date2008 (printed 2010)
MediumPigment print
DimensionsImage: 30 × 30 1/16 in. (76.2 × 76.4 cm)
ClassificationsPhotograph
Credit LineMuseum purchase with funds from Elisa and Haluk Soykan, 2011
Object number2011.9.2
DescriptionThree inverted-L-shaped electrical towers in foreground with a line of differently shaped towers receding into the distance. Mountains stretching along background, blue sky and clouds, power lines in many directions.
eMuseum Notes
In her series Gridlines, the artist takes a subject that most people find unattractive and places it in the center of the picture. While most people would avoid photographing the power lines that populate the landscape, she does so to encourage us to think about our desire for unspoiled nature versus the comforts these industrial structures offer.
On View
Not on view
Terms
  • southwest
  • landscapes (environments)
  • landscapes (representations)
  • weather
  • electricity
  • electric utilities
  • man-made
  • land use
  • mountains
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