Jeffrey Tamblyn
Everything Tastes the Same
Archival Pigment Print on Premium Rag*
Year: 2025
Size: 28 × 48 inches** (71.12 × 121.92 cm)
Edition: 12
Signed, dated and numbered by hand on label
COA provided
Please note: None of the artist's images are generated through the use of AI, and the artist doesn’t produce NFTs.
*Other paper options available. Please inquire.
**Other sizes available. Please inquire. E.g. 48 x 36 inches, smaller or larger.
***Framing options available. Please inquire. Default is unframed.
Jeff Tamblyn is a Kansas-based multi-disciplinary artist who digitally manipulates his own photographic images through a randomly guided process — intentional blurring, shape-distortion, recoloring, and recontextualizing — to produce semi-abstract works that reach beyond conventional photography. Drawing more from painters and cinematographers than from other still photographers, he values complexity, color, texture, contrast, and asymmetry. Three decades as a writer and filmmaker freelancing for corporations inform an artistic practice concerned with social inequity, the misuse of land and resources, and the forces that corrupt institutions. His visual work has been exhibited regionally more than twenty-five times in the past six years. This archival pigment print on premium rag paper is issued in an edition of twelve, signed, dated, and numbered by hand on the accompanying label.
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