Crewdson's latest body of work, "An Eclipse of Moths," is set in small post-industrial America, a follow-up to the rural forest scenes of "Cathedral of the Pines."
Crewdson's latest body of work, "An Eclipse of Moths," is set in small post-industrial America, a follow-up to the rural forest scenes of "Cathedral of the Pines."
Gregory Crewdson
"I've always had this weird there-but-not-there relationship to the world," Crewdson said. "And I do think that theme of disconnection runs throughout all of my pictures."
"I've always had this weird there-but-not-there relationship to the world," Crewdson said. "And I do think that theme of disconnection runs throughout all of my pictures."
Gregory Crewdson
Crewdson intentionally leaves his work open to interpretation, allowing the viewer to imagine their own narratives. "(It's) that fine line between what it is and what it isn't," he said.
Crewdson intentionally leaves his work open to interpretation, allowing the viewer to imagine their own narratives. "(It's) that fine line between what it is and what it isn't," he said.
Gregory Crewdson
"An Eclipse of Moths" will be published by Aperture and exhibit at Gagosian Beverly Hills from September 24 to November 21, 2020.
"An Eclipse of Moths" will be published by Aperture and exhibit at Gagosian Beverly Hills from September 24 to November 21, 2020.
Gregory Crewdson