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Each portrait is a dialogue, an opportunity to explore who we truly are together. With Extensions, I aimed to transform the art of portraiture into a profound visual experience, seeking a deeper and more dynamic narrative.
Extensions created since 1990
Extension Big 200 cm.
The process begins with a photo shoot, the date of which will be arranged together. The photo will not be immediately available, as I will need time to personally edit it. Along with the signed photo printed on Fine Art paper, you will also receive a certificate of authenticity.
At my studio/home in Monzambano (about an hour and a half drive from Milan), by appointment, or at another agreed location. Contact me: info@joeo.com
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SMALL
Size: A3 (42×30 cm.)
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Paper: Canson Infinity Baryta Ph. II 310 gr.
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Certificate of Authenticity
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250 Euro
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MEDIUM
Size: height 100cm.
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Paper: Canson Infinity Baryta Ph. II 310 gr.
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Certificate of Authenticity
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450 Euro
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BIG
Size: height 200 cm.
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Paper: Canson Infinity Baryta Ph. II 310 gr.
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Certificate of Authenticity
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950 Euro
“Joe Oppedisano’s extensions teach us to look without interruption at the people (or things) that interest us to explore and know them deeply”.
“Joe scans the person from head to toe with his gaze and, by developing the sequence vertically, stretches the time it takes to read the image”.
“It always amazes me how he reads people, creating portraits that “spatialize” the character of their subjects, with that ability to turn the photographic tool into a sort of “tactile machine” that captures the face, the body, gestures, and even the most hidden expressions, projecting them onto the grand stage of being.”.
Elliot Erwitt
When we meet someone for the first time, our gaze instinctively moves from head to toe, as if we are “scanning” them to get to know them better. With “Extensions”, I wanted to translate this visual experience into photography, creating a portrait that goes beyond traditional standards. A canonical portrait often captures attention on a single detail, then guiding the gaze inward to find more information. In contrast, the extension invites you to explore the subject sequentially, from top to bottom and vice versa, like a continuous visual dialogue. This approach extends the time of observation, turning it into a deep and immersive experience, rather than a fleeting moment.