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Emily Scantrait 2020

Emily Scantrait 2020

In Lane’s series SCANTRAITS the LA-based photographer utilizes multimedia techniques to distort and experiment with the concept of portraiture.
“I consider these photos to be more like objects. I was excited to explore shapes and colors and expressions as usual, but was even more connected while crumpling the results in my hand and gluing a piece of plastic to the images. Scantraits consumed many many hours of my days during quarantine and I’ll be forever grateful.”
- Danny Lane

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Emily Scantrait 2020

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Emily Scantrait 2020

In Lane’s series SCANTRAITS the LA-based photographer utilizes multimedia techniques to distort and experiment with the concept of portraiture.
“I consider these photos to be more like objects. I was excited to explore shapes and colors and expressions as usual, but was even more connected while crumpling the results in my hand and gluing a piece of plastic to the images. Scantraits consumed many many hours of my days during quarantine and I’ll be forever grateful.”
- Danny Lane

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In Lane’s series SCANTRAITS the LA-based photographer utilizes multimedia techniques to distort and experiment with the concept of portraiture.
“I consider these photos to be more like objects. I was excited to explore shapes and colors and expressions as usual, but was even more connected while crumpling the results in my hand and gluing a piece of plastic to the images. Scantraits consumed many many hours of my days during quarantine and I’ll be forever grateful.”
- Danny Lane