Topographies Of Time
Waiting
Sculptural photograpgh on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
45.5 x 45.5 cm.
17.91 x 17.91 In.
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
Vessel
Photograph on handwoven cotton
Unique
153 x 184 cm.
60.23 x 72.44 In.
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
Eternal
Sculptural photograph on clay in a patina steel frame
Unique
35 x 35 cm
13.78 x 13.78 In
Mexico 2025
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Movement Study IV
Topographies Of Time
Movement Study IV
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
45.5 x 45.5 cm
17.91 x 17.91 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
A Portrait in a Sunny Day
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
35 x 35 cm
13.78 x 13.78 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
In Between
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
45.5 x 45.5 cm
17.91 x 17.91 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
Resting in the Sun
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
157 x 45.5 cm
61.81 x 18.11 cm
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
Movement Study III
Sculptural photograph on clay in a patina steel frame
Unique
35 x 35 cm
13.78 x 13.78 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
Movement Study V
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
45.5 x 45.5 cm
17.91 x 17.91 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
Movement Study II
Sculptural photograph on clay in a patina steel frame
Unique
35 x 35 cm
13.78 x 13.78 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
The Black Hole I
Photograph on cotton intervened with clay in a wooden frame & museum glass
Unique
110 x 83 cm
32.67 x 43.30 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time
The Things We Carry
Photograph on cotton intervened with clay in a wooden frame & museum glass
Unique
110 x 83 cm
32.67 x 43.30 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
Movement Study I
Sculptural photograph on clay in a patina steel frame
Unique
35 x 35 cm
13.78 x 13.78 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
Archetypes
Sculptural photographic installation (polyptych) on canvas handwoven cotton
Ed. 3 + 2 AP
226 x 178 cm
88.9 x 71 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
Topographies of Time VII, VIII, IX
Sculptural photograph installation on cotton in a wooden frame & museum glass
3 + 2 AP
83 x 95 cm
32.67 x 37.40 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time
The Window
Sculptural photograph on travertine marble in a patina steel frame
Unique
80 x 53.5 cm
21.06 x 31.49 In
Mexico 2025
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Topographies Of Time:
Vessel
Archival sculptural photography with pigments transferred to Mexican travertine marble in a patinated steel frame
Ed. Unique
53 x 81 cm / 20.9 x 32 In
México 2025
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Topographies of Time:
The Things We Carry
Sculptural archival pigment photograph transferred to Mexican travertine marble in a patina steel frame
87x46 cm | 34.25x18 in.
Unique
Mexico 2025
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T6 (1)
Archetypes: Equilibrium
Sculptural archival pigment photograph transferred to Mexican travertine marble in a patina steel frame
45x45 cm. | 18x18 in.
Unique
Mexico 2025
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T4
Archetypes: Hands
Sculptural archival pigment photograph transferred to Mexican travertine marble in a patina steel frame
45x45 cm. | 18x18 in.
Unique
Mexico 2025
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Topographies of Time:
The Black Hole
Sculptural archival pigment photograph transferred to Mexican travertine marble in a patina steel frame
87x46 cm | 34.25x18 in.
Unique
Mexico 2025
Approximate view with unframed print. Ask for exact available dimensions
Tyler Goldflower (NYC, lives and works between Mexico City & NYC). Trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Goldflower has exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Art Basel Miami, and Mexico. A multidisciplinary sculptural photographic artist, her work creates modern archetypal portraits and tableaus immersing viewers in a liminal realm somewhere between fantasy and physical reality. Her compositions are reminiscent of the artistic movement called Mexicanidad, developed by the muralists Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros, with presence of rough brushstrokes and textures echoing mud, and clay. Her models recall the mestizo identities in compositions with traces of the masters of Mexican photography, migrants like herself, such as the Italian Tina Modotti, Edward Weston from the United Estates and Guillermo Kahlo from Germany.Tipographies of Time, Tyler explores, on the one hand, the oldest techniques for capturing a photograph, such as pigment transfer reminiscent of the heliogravure crafting brought by the Spanish to America during the Virreinato, developing an elaborate contemporary technique with which he manages to print on Mexican clay and travertine marble.
With a timeless aesthetic and a high-quality technique, her work unabashedly aspires to beauty and relates to her own Sephardic identity in which she finds a resonance with the Mesoamerican world in its rites, traditions and contemporary spirituality.
