Late at the Bar

In his work, Iran-born, New York City-based Hadi Fallahpisheh employs a seemingly humorous cast of characters—humans, cats, mice, and other animals, to enact a meditation on themes of displacement, alienation, and entrapment. Rather than using photography as a direct document, he creates unique works that are the product of private moments in the darkroom in which he manipulates the surface of photosensitive paper with flashlights and direct exposure to light.

Purchased by Spiegelworld for Superfrico’s Artery collection.

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