Dan Maloney - Empire state shadow

Black and White film, Fish eye lens, shot taken early morning from the top of the Empire State Building before the tourists crowds arrive. The QE2 liner ports for her final visit as the Empire State buildings strikes its shadow across the city.
Size: 39 x 49 cm & 50 x 70 cm (with passe partout)
Original Created:2009
Subjects:Architecture
Materials:Other
Styles:Street Art
Mediums:Black & White
Some minor imperfections on the passe partout, but the photo is in pristine state.
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Dan Maloney was born in Birmingham, UK in 1969 and has been working as an international artist, photographer and performer for more than thirty years. currently working in Singapore after several years in Beijing and Spain.
Graduating from art school with a first class hon's degree and winning the Sir Hugh Ben Thomas award for fine art in 1999, he gained his masters degree in fine art.

Dan's current art works are abstract expressionist, bold in colour, they convey memories of time and place.

Dan's work has always been multi-disciplinary using mixed media. in 1997 he joined u-man zoo theatre as a performance artist until 2006. he has worked with international artists such as Guillermo de Pena and Roberto Suffrentes , and postra nostra.

Dan's previous artwork, recreating prosthetics and crimescenes have been exhibited nationally at the Jerwood gallery london.

His photography is now sort after. his artwork captures the human position, dealing with mortality, form and truth.

Dan has worked as a design consultant , working with clients such as the soul legend Edwin Star and the Whitbread group.