Forsaken
SPRING SALE - 25% Discount applied.
Limited edition Large usually £756, now £567
Limited edition Medium usually £252, now £189
Limited edition Small usually £118, now £88
Created by: The Cambridge-based East London fine art, rising-star photographer Mark Z Alvarez.
Medium: Limited edition square prints (5 x Large, 20 x Medium, 25 x Small) are printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 Fine Art photographic paper. each are signed and numbered.
Size: Large square (50.8cm deep by 50.8cm wide), Medium Square (40.6cm deep by 40.6cm wide) and Small Square (30.4cm deep by 30.4cm wide). Note all are priced as unframed for easy delivery, however we can provide a price for a frame on request
The Story: Mark often drives to the coast or to rivers before sunrise. He discovered this abandoned and decaying boat on the Orwell Estuary in Suffolk. The misty conditions and Mark’s use of both long exposure and monochrome help to lend a haunting feeling to this piece.
Mark Z Alvarez, originally from East London, has made Cambridge his home for over twenty years and is an established member of its vibrant and thriving arts community.
Mark has always been passionate about the arts, whether it’s music, theatre, literature, painting or photography. He was in three operas at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, as a child. However, his primary passion has always been photography, with early influences being Ansell Adams, Robert Doisneau and Henri Cartier Bresson.
Discouraged from pursuing arts qualifications at school, Mark decided to become a professional photographer later in life. He is self taught and now exhibits in Cambridge and London.
Due to his love of travel Mark frequently enjoys discovering new, breathtaking and thought-provoking locations. Often, his subject matter is chosen and captured to provide a surreal and other-worldly atmosphere intended to stimulate the viewer's imagination.
Mark is also a management team member of Cambridge Open Studios, a prestigious organisation founded nearly fifty years ago that represents over five hundred artists and makers.
