Kozyndan - The Unknown Portraits : A Collection of Imagined Personae
Hardcover, 8.75" x 8.75", 150 pages, Black & White
If kozyndan created a world of their own, then this book contains portraits of the people who would exist in it. Inspired from a photo album found in a Venice Beach thrift shop, kozyndan sought to create imagined personae to capture essence of these photographs. This collection is composed of small, detailed graphite portraits, each piece capturing the surreal humour and observation that has become fundamental within Kozyndan's distinctive style of artwork.
If kozyndan created a world of their own, then this book contains portraits of the people who would exist in it. Inspired from a photo album found in a Venice Beach thrift shop, kozyndan sought to create imagined personae to capture essence of these photographs. This collection is composed of small, detailed graphite portraits, each piece capturing the surreal humour and observation that has become fundamental within Kozyndan's distinctive style of artwork.
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Hardcover, 8.75" x 8.75", 150 pages, Black & White
If kozyndan created a world of their own, then this book contains portraits of the people who would exist in it. Inspired from a photo album found in a Venice Beach thrift shop, kozyndan sought to create imagined personae to capture essence of these photographs. This collection is composed of small, detailed graphite portraits, each piece capturing the surreal humour and observation that has become fundamental within Kozyndan's distinctive style of artwork.
If kozyndan created a world of their own, then this book contains portraits of the people who would exist in it. Inspired from a photo album found in a Venice Beach thrift shop, kozyndan sought to create imagined personae to capture essence of these photographs. This collection is composed of small, detailed graphite portraits, each piece capturing the surreal humour and observation that has become fundamental within Kozyndan's distinctive style of artwork.
