Art at home 04 / 16
An image to live with.
Some photographs need an empty wall; others find their place among books and familiar objects. Choosing art photography for a home begins with how you wish to look at the world each day.
A daily presence
A daily presence
Abstract forms, quiet landscapes and repeated patterns suggest different relationships with a room. Changing light, the distance from a chair and the objects already present all matter. A photograph can introduce a question into a familiar space. The collections offer time to recognise the images you would like to see again.
A home changes with the hours and the people who inhabit it. The same photograph, passed in the morning or seen across a room at night, can offer different impressions. Think of daily movements: where you pause, how far away you stand and which objects enter the same view.
An image can bring something unfamiliar to a familiar room. A landscape may open a distance in a small space; an abstract form may hold the eye in a larger one. Let those possibilities settle before choosing. Returning to the portfolio gives you time to recognise a photograph whose presence could grow with the life of your home.
Explore the photographs, then write to ask about dimensions and availability for the works that hold your attention.
Inside the work
Claudio Viarengo
A conversation
To ask about a photograph or discuss a project, write directly to Claudio Viarengo.
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