Biography
Matthew Pillsbury is a French-born American photographer, recognized for his distinctive black and white, long-exposure photography. Born on November 25, 1973, Pillsbury has made a significant impact in the art world with his unique approach to capturing the interaction between people and technology. His acclaimed series, 'Screen Lives,' draws inspiration from Hiroshi Sugimoto's work and features evocative images of individuals engaged with screens in domestic settings. These photographs explore the relationship between humans and the digital world, highlighting the pervasive presence of technology in modern life. Pillsbury's work has been widely recognized and commissioned by prestigious publications such as The New York Times Magazine, which tasked him with photographing New York museums after hours. His portfolio includes striking images from renowned institutions like the Guggenheim Museum and the Musée du Louvre. Pillsbury's ability to capture the essence of iconic spaces and moments has made his work highly collectible. His photographs are celebrated for their technical precision and their ability to evoke a sense of time and place, making them a valuable addition to any art collection.
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Biography
Matthew Pillsbury is a French-born American photographer, recognized for his distinctive black and white, long-exposure photography. Born on November 25, 1973, Pillsbury has made a significant impact in the art world with his unique approach to capturing the interaction between people and technology. His acclaimed series, 'Screen Lives,' draws inspiration from Hiroshi Sugimoto's work and features evocative images of individuals engaged with screens in domestic settings. These photographs explore the relationship between humans and the digital world, highlighting the pervasive presence of technology in modern life. Pillsbury's work has been widely recognized and commissioned by prestigious publications such as The New York Times Magazine, which tasked him with photographing New York museums after hours. His portfolio includes striking images from renowned institutions like the Guggenheim Museum and the Musée du Louvre. Pillsbury's ability to capture the essence of iconic spaces and moments has made his work highly collectible. His photographs are celebrated for their technical precision and their ability to evoke a sense of time and place, making them a valuable addition to any art collection.
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