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Carl Rubino | @carlrubinophotography | carlrubinophotography.com

Commentary from Elizabeth Flinsch

Carl Rubino’s {photograph} is stirring in its simplicity and depth. A construction stays – sinking, however hanging on – regardless of its evident failure. What may learn as spoil as a substitute turns into a examine in persistence. The picture features as metaphor with out feeling pressured, talking to endurance, futility, and the human impulse to construct in opposition to inevitability. Rubino permits this dock to carry its personal which means throughout the panorama, neither romanticizing nor condemning it. The result’s {a photograph} that lingers, asking us to contemplate what it means to persist when objective has already begun to drop beneath the floor.

ARTIST BIO

Carl is basically a self-taught advantageous artwork photographer who lives year-round within the Adirondacks of northern New York. He images primarily in his native location and the encompassing area. He continually challenges himself to discover new methods to see and interpret what lies earlier than him, following Thoreau’s expression that “It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.”

His work has been repeatedly featured as a portfolio winner and has been reviewed in Black & White Magazine. His pictures has been revealed in Adirondack Life and Seven Days, Vermont. Carl has been exhibited in two-artist exhibitions at Lake Placid Center for The Arts. His pictures has had solo exhibitions at VIEW, Northwind Fine Art and Point of View Gallery in northern New York; Legacy Gallery in Nyack, NY; SEABA, Shelburne Art Center, Lille Fine Art Salon, Designhaus and Brickels Gallery in Burlington, VT; and Diana Felber Gallery within the Berkshires, MA. He has been in juried and curated exhibitions at Sohn Fine Art and Lichtenstein Arts Center within the Berkshires of MA, and Smithy Pioneer Gallery’s Invitational Curated Photography Show: “Statement – “fifteen of one of the best photographers in upstate New York” in Cooperstown, NY. His work is included in a hardcover contemporary photography book, “The Pictorial List: Volume One – New York”, published in 2024.

His photography is in permanent collections of The Waskow Collection of Northern New England Museum of Contemporary Art (NNEMoCA) in Vermont and VIEW Arts in Old Forge, NY, and hangs on the walls of homes and businesses regionally as well as commercial locations such as the Hilton Hotel and medical offices and locations including Fletcher Allen Hospital and medical practices in and around the Burlington, VT area.

He has taught pictures with Adirondack Photography Institute, Inlet, NY and Shelburne Art Center, Shelburne, VT and in his personal lessons at varied NY and Vermont places, and has led pictures excursions within the Adirondacks. He is basically self-taught however has attended quite a few workshops and is deeply impressed and influenced by summary painters and the work of different photographers.