Artist Information:
Kevin Dyer
Phoenix, AZ
United States
Member Since: Nov 2006
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Artist Statement:
For me there is a symbiotic
relationship between travel
and photography; one inspires
me to do the other. What’s
more, I find I am most
influenced by cultures that
are the furthest removed from
the modern world, as they seem
to hold a secret to
contentment. Fortunately, I
have had the opportunity to
live and travel in some of the
most exotic places in the
world and the inspiration and
knowledge I've gained from
each and every location I've
worked is immeasurable. I am
constantly challenging myself
to connect with this “sense of
place” and make striking
images that transfer this
insight onto a still frame. As
the great Henri
Cartier-Bresson once said, “to
take photographs is to put
one’s head, one’s eye and
one’s heart on the same axis”.
It is this artistic ethos that
first inspired me to use my
camera to not only make
beautiful images, but also
stimulate the viewer’s
imagination. Today, I use it
to promote global awareness
and cultural understanding
through my photography. After
all, it is when I expose
somebody to a place or culture
and inspire them to learn more
about it, or explore ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Celebration of Fine Art;
Scottsdale Arizona 1/12/08 -
3/23/08...
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Kevin Dyer's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Kevin Dyer's Portfolio. Browse Dyer's body of work: For me there is a symbiotic relationship between travel and photography; one inspires me to do the other. What’s more, I find I am most influenced by cultures that are the furthest removed from the modern world, as they seem to hold a secret to contentment. Fortunately, I have had the opportunity to live and travel in some of the most exotic places in the world and the inspiration and knowledge I've gained from each and every location I've worked is immeasurable. I am constantly challenging myself to connect with this “sense of place” and make striking ... |
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