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Artist Statement about “Nine Polaroids”
Inspired by architecture, art installations, and the natural environment as well as the ‘Rule
of Thirds’, a term in photography that states an image should be imagined as divided into
nine equal parts by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally-spaced vertical
lines, I shoot 9 distinct images of various locations around the world.
Using a camera and two mirrors, I am able to transfer the images onto expired Polaroid 669
film which causes unexpected hues and saturation, as well as chemical imperfections in the
image allowing each ninth of the overall photograph to be distinct. I then scan all 9
Polaroids exactly as they are in real life and lay them together in Photoshop without any
digital enhancement. The final product is an inkjet print of the original Polaroids that is as
much a photograph as it is a piece of art.

Size:  48″ x 84″

Stephen Schubert, popular multi-dimensional artist has created an all new body of work.  Stephen’s new style is a radical departure from his 3-D wall sculpture realism for which he is nationally known. Stephen uses Mediterranean and Asian impulses to create contemporary abstracts on canvas to ”inspire the viewer to bring his or her own emotional responses into the equation.” The current abstracts ask you to look anew upon color, form and texture layering. The work is perfectly tailored to the construction trend across the country of featuring lifestyle centers with live/work spaces circumscribing an active retail hub.

After 15 years of experience Stephen is particularly adept at working with designers and clients to create personalized pieces. He relishes delivering commissioned work which fulfills a broad range of design applications.

I love doing commission pieces, and I am always trying new things with textures and paint effects in my contemporary abstracts, learning regularly how much creating provides a visceral connection to the often undefinable. – Stephen Schubert

His work can be found in private art collections around the world including those of celebrities such as Christopher Reeve, Rita Rudner, hit songwriter Diane Warren, John Ritter, world champion tennis player Andy Roddick.