Dinh Q. Le is known for his technique of weaving photographic images together; he continues in this tradition with this new series. Le investigates two highly intelligent cultures of the past: one of ancient Sumer, the other of 12th century Cambodia. Both cultures are remembered in his work through their remnants and ruins.
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Empire #2, 2012
6 C-prints and linen tape, 53 x 78 1/4 inches (framed)
Installation view
Sumerians #3, diptych, 2012
2 C-prints and linen tape, 77 1/2 x 53 inches each (framed)
The Headless Buddha of Angkor, 2012
15 digital prints, 129 3/8 x 153 3/4 inches each (framed), Edition of 5, 2AP
