Dear Doctor, I’ve Read Your Play
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David LaChapelle - Dear Doctor, I've Read Your Play
David LaChapelle's work Dear Doctor, I've Read Your Play is a pigment print on Dibond made in a limited edition of 10 copies and 3 artist's proofs.
The work depicts five subjects in what appears to be a hospital room. In the center is a woman lying on a gurney, with four clowns around her, examining her with displeased looks. Dotted around the figures are colorful balloons in the shape of flowers and on the ground are huge red and white pills, hinting at the joy brought by the clown figures in pediatric wards in hospitals around the world.
The work Dear Doctor, I’ve Read Your Play was made in 2004 and measures 18x27 in.
Inserting himself masterfully between the dreamlike and hyperrealist dimensions, LaChapelle makes a subtle social critique. The scene comes across as surreal to the viewer, dominated by bright and vivid hues, emphasizing the critical trend of modern society in which what matters is the showiness of gestures and what is in fashion at the moment.
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