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Description
In this photograph, Sung captures an architectural structure in Williamsburg, Brooklyn during the summer. What first caught his attention was the quiet balance between living creatures and human-built environments. By removing the human element, he focused instead on a structure in Bushwick Inlet Park where several birds had made their nests.
The concrete roof—supported by wooden pillars—acts as a shelter from the harsh sumer light and heat, creating a small shared space between species. For an artist living in New York City, this moment became a reminder of how easily we overlook the other lifeforms that live alongside us every day.
DETAILS OF THIS PIECE
Unframed (W × H in ches): 12" × 16"
Printed on Presentation Paper Matte, a bright-white archival paper known for preserving rich tones and fine shadow details. This alpha-cellulose paper features a heavy 192 gsm weight, 10.3 mil thickness, and a high brightness rating of 104% — ensuring highlights look clean and vivid
PACKAGING
Prints are shipped unframed and rolled securely in a protective tube.
After you receive your print:
Gently remove it from the tube and allow the paper to relax on a clean, flat surface for several hours. If needed, place clean, heavy books on the corners to help the print flatten before framing.
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