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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Jyrki Siukonen, Behind the Tree, 2026

Jyrki Siukonen Finnish, b. 1959

Behind the Tree, 2026
Black toner print on Xerox Tansparent paper against light-gray Fabriano paper, wood frame, and ash-wood element mounted on glass.
Image: 24.2 x 19 cm
Frame: 29 x 23.5 cm
Edition 1 of 1 – Unique
Signed and dated
JSN004
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In Behind the Tree, a vertical element of ash wood partially conceals a photographic image of an open hand, creating a subtle interplay between visibility and obstruction. The natural grain...
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In Behind the Tree, a vertical element of ash wood partially conceals a photographic image of an open hand, creating a subtle interplay between visibility and obstruction. The natural grain of the wood contrasts with the monochromatic photograph, emphasizing the tension between physical material and reproduced image. The title suggests a hidden presence or an unseen narrative, introducing an element of quiet suspense into the composition. With characteristic wit and restraint, Siukonen transforms a simple juxtaposition into an evocative meditation on concealment, perception, and the ambiguous relationship between what is seen and what remains hidden.
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