A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co… A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body i… — shown in a room setting A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co… A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co… A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into d… — artist's signature A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct p… — edge view A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct part… — detail A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distin… — shown hanging
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co…
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body i… — shown in a room setting
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co…
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct parts that co…
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into d… — artist's signature
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct p… — edge view
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distinct part… — detail
A portrait with preference for the abstract over the literal. Vertical 'shards' segment the body into distin… — shown hanging
Digital by Peter Hyatt 22 Artworks Sold

Facial Recognition Ed. 1 of 20

Digital, Paper (Requires Framing)

71cm (W) x 80cm (H) x 0.5cm (D)

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Artwork Description

A playful portrait as abstraction with my model wearing sunglasses.

Artist Bio
Photo of Peter Hyatt
Peter Hyatt 75 artworks | 23 Sold

Peter Hyatt is an established Melbourne artist with a background in design and architecture spanning more than three decades. He is a widely published photographer represented in the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra.
Exhibitions include the Ballarat international Photo Biennale, 45 Downstairs, Melbourne and Bowness Prize finalist, Monash Gallery of Art.

Commissions
Peter's studio is in Melbourne