Art by Construction Workers | A Virtual Exhibition
Fred Becker
A few years ago a friend gave me an Oxalis, a wood sorrel tuber plant. I’ve nurtured it along over the years, digging up and splitting the tubers and getting lots of flowers. During the shutdown I bought a new camera and my Oxalis plants became my main subject for the long cold winter. The photos were all altered with my favorite app and in Photoshop.
Oxalis #1
Jan. 11, 2021, photograph, 21 x 14 inches
Oxalis #2
Mar. 1, 2021, photograph, 21 x 18 inches
Oxalis #3
Mar. 1, 2021, photograph, 21 x 14 inches
Oxalis #4
Mar. 1, 2021, photograph, 21 x 16 inches
Oxalis #5
Mar. 8, 2021, photograph, 21 x 14 inches
Oxalis #6
Mar. 8, 2021, photograph, 21 x 14 inches
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘Photos’ Fred Becker
‘The Cowboy’ Fred Becker
Color photograph. This cowboy figurine was found on the shoreline of Dead Horse Bay, photographed here among broken dishes found on other Brooklyn shores.
