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When I Get Back - v1 1994

Archival Inkjet print on Semi-matte paper using Epson Ultrachrome pigments

 


Unsigned Open Edition
Paper size 13x19" – image size approx: 12 x 17.9"

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Note: this image is also available in an signed limited edition in two sizes at this link

This image being one of 6 or 7 iterations, is a portrait of Victor's deceased brother, David (1951-1986.) It's a picture about crossing over to the other side and the notion of reincarnation. The title comes from David's line spoken in a 1983 documentary filmed in Greece (Glyfada). "When I get back, L.A. won't be the same." The source photo was taken at a rest stop under a bridge somewhere in Portugal on Summer holiday that same year. On the table you can see various bottles of a local beer called Super Bock. This recalls Acevedo's other famous beer reference as in the title of his 1983 graphite drawing called Rosey Pelican. Eric Acevedo's hand and gray jean leg also appear in the picture, on the right.

Acevedo: The double image of David's arm and hand is a reference to the flutter effect seen when a projected film slips out of sprocket alignment. I included this effect to represent the jarring experience you have when evidence of a metaphor's sub-carrier is suddenly revealed, breaking the illusion. Like death breaking life's illusion. I used the double image device before in my 1982 oil painting called Synchromesh Cezannic Kennedy.

 

 

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