Michael Loos, You Talking To Me?, pigmented ink photographic print on Hahnemühle paper, 220x22 cm (26x26 cm with frame), 2012

The photograph in this print was taken in Milan, in Sempione Park.

The artist has chosen to portray in an ironic way, in a caricature style, a trunk that, with an almost threatening expression, seems to address the interlocutor asking "Are you talking to me?". On the bark, in fact, a face takes shape with its mouth open in an annoyed grimace.

Through this project Loos uses his photography as an art form to bring trees to life and communicate his relationship with nature. The artist reveals what often remains hidden from the eyes of citizens. The trees are mighty and imposing, day after day scrutinizing and controlling the surrounding space.

The work is signed on the back and belongs to a limited edition of 80 pieces, in this case numbered 5/80 on the back.

It is also provided with a wooden frame.