Artwork description:

This digitally altered photo portrays a gargoyle at Cobb Gate. Cobb Gate is a neo-Gothic archway at the northern entrance to the Main Quadrangle of the University of Chicago campus. The gate, complete with gargoyles, was donated by Cobb to the university in 1900. According to university lore, gargoyles at the bottom of the gate represent first-year students, second and third-years climb the gate, with this large griffin at the top representing fourth-year students.

This photo is part of my Digital Gothic cityscape series that includes digitally altered views of architectural details, including the gargoyle. It was previously exhibited in an international online exhibit curated by the isfth foundation, Digital Gothic: University of Chicago Cityscapes by Leon Sarantos at the International Streaming Festival in the Netherlands.

My digital art is printed on enhanced matte, archival paper. It is shipped well-protected in a sturdy cardboard tube. If you prefer a larger or smaller size photo please use the message link on the right side of the screen, “Questions for the seller” to contact me. I can also provide prints on canvas.

Materials used:

Enhanced matte, archival paper

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