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"Sutra"
Artist Photographer Yatin to Launch "Sutra, Fall 2011.

WINTER PARK, Fla. -- Friday, July 8, 2011 --After years of traveling and documenting every day life in India, Yatin is set to launch his extraordinary series "Sutra" in the Fall 2011. "SUTRA", which has ancient Sanskrit Indo-Aryan origins means "a thread or line that holds elements together." This powerful word well defines the essence of Yatin's series, photographed in his hometown of Ahmedabad, India.

With "Sutra" Yatin reveals the equilibrium taking place in society -- the coexistence of architecture, humanity and the surroundings, ancient and contemporary - each scene being an intimate, richly detailed reflection of these threads that define lives and cultures.

"What fascinates me is how, after thousands of years, the original environment and its habitants have organically evolved in time to find a delicate balance between tradition and modernism, without compromise. My work seeks to document this astonishing yet harmonious paradox. It is the spatial and intimate interconnection between architecture and mankind which matters to me." says Yatin.

Using high dynamic range (HDR) processing and high contrast tonality, Yatin is able to reveal the beautiful textural fibers that are woven into the environments of present-day urban India. Yatin then selected world-renowned digital printmaker Jon Cone to bring "Sutra" to fruition. Cone created the methodology used to produce Yatin's prints, which includes a set of 12 custom-made monochromatic inks and large sheets of rare handmade Japanese paper. The depth and texture provided by both paper and ink is unparalleled.

Cone excitingly states, "For Yatin's imagery, I am printing using a bluish gray ink to carry the mood in the shadows. It peeks out from behind the blackest parts. I use a brown nearly as strong as tea in color. I have three shades of pure warm carbon that make up the bulk of the gray tones in the print so that the images appear to be rich and with considerable depth."

The large-scale "Sutra" exhibition will debut in Orlando, Fla. this fall and will be traveling internationally starting in 2012.

For more information contact:


For more information please contact:
Yatin Patel
yatin@yatinpatel.com

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  • Nice work Yatin - all the best of the exhibition!

  • Awesome work!

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  • Whats the Background Music?

  • NICE  IMY BUTT].

  • SHUT UP.

    

  • holy crap dude, 48k views. nice.

  • Just HDR work turned into monochrome.The monologue is just pure shit!

  • i absolutely love these images. the print at 1:10 reminds me of the drawings by escher.

  • those are amazing. did you use hdr toning for those? and what paper were you using for prints?

  • You have a very beautiful photography style, it is extremely creative.

  • Great shots

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