On a recent trip to Los Angeles, Grant Stevens felt inspired

31 Jan 2013

On a recent trip to Los Angeles, Grant Stevens felt inspired by the beauty of the sun setting over Venice Beach. But what resonated was when confronted by this daily ritual, the sunset has this incredible ability to stop people in their hurried pace to take a moment and reflect.

In the paneled lenticular work above, titled Slow Horizon, Stevens attempts to replicate a sunset’s gradual transition from vibrant orange to the dark blue of night, and bring the essence of that quiet reflective moment into the gallery.

To see Stevens’ direct source, the image beneath is a shot of the sunset taken at Venice Beach, just a few steps away from the gallery.

Visit our website to learn more about the artist and the works from his current exhibition at L.A. Louver.

IMAGES (top to bottom): Grant Stevens, Slow Horizon, 2012, lenticular prints mounted on dibond 6 panels, each: 11 7/8 in. x 19 ¾ in. (50 x 30 cm); Photo of Venice Beach, CA, 2013, taken by Virginia Allison