Bing Wright

Silver on Mirror (For Ron) pays tribute to the central role that silver has played in photography since the early 1800s. In creating this image of silver leaf on mirror, Bing Wright was influenced by both the camera obscura, which used silver-coated mirrors, and the daguerreotype, which made use of silver-based compounds. The resulting composition has a sense of kinetic dematerialization, capturing the fragility and ephemeral character of silver leaf. Ironically, Silver on Mirror (For Ron) was shot with a digital camera, the device largely responsible for silver's obsolescence in photography.

Artware Editions is an approved Maharam Digital Projects retailer and offers the complete line of artist-designed digital wall coverings. These mural-style installations are sized, priced and produced on a project-specific basis. They are scalable and repeatable.

There is a minimum purchase price of $4,900 for the first 100 square feet. The wall covering has a matte laminate finish which can be cleaned using mild soap and warm water.