Joseph Borzotta

The framed option for this print includes a 1" black wood frame, UV glass, archival backing, frame spaces, a paper backing to guard against dust, and ready to hang hardware.

"Many of these images explore peoples’ relation to society and themselves. How connected are they to what is happening around them, or right on top of them? There's an existential aspect to them - analyzing existence and the freedom, responsibility and isolation of the individual. Are they in environments that they created, or are forced to live in? Or are they simply amusing?" - Joseph Borzotta

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Joseph Borzotta had artist residencies at the Montana Artists Refuge in Basin, Montana as well as The David & Julia White Art Colony in Costa Rica. He also owned 2 bar/galleries in NY and Hoboken, NJ.

"Many of these images explore peoples’ relation to society and themselves. How connected are they to what is happening around them, or right on top of them? There's an existential aspect to them - analyzing existence and the freedom, responsibility and isolation of the individual. Are they in environments that they created, or are forced to live in? Or are they simply amusing?"