Love stories and landscapes are at the foundation of David Drebin's panoramas, portraits, and neon sculptures. His monograph Love and Other Stories (2007) features solitary women in urban tableaux—high-rise apartments buildings and terraces, freeway overpasses and hotel rooms. Dressed alternately in bikinis, evening gowns, and negligees, the women appear to be in various stages of a love affair. They pout while lying on couches and ascend grand staircases; their legs emerge from doorways and car doors, their concealed upper bodies assumedly engaged in passionate embraces. Drebin's cityscapes present sweeping views of famous locales such as Jerusalem, Paris, and New York and incorporate both built and natural features. In San Francisco Dusk (2010), an illuminated grid of buildings reaches toward the misty blue horizon of the Pacific Ocean. More on David Drebin
David Drebin is an Canadian artist who works in photographs, lightboxes, neon light Installations, sculptures and etchings on glass.
After graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York City in 1996, Drebin started creating images of movie stars, sports personalities and entertainers. He later received commissions for advertising campaigns worldwide.
In 2005, Drebin had his first solo exhibition at Camera Work in Berlin. In 20017, he published his first comprehensive illustrated book entitled Love and Other Stories.
Drebin's photographs frequently incude femme fatales in cities such as Hong Kong, New York, and Paris. More on David Drebin
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