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Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. |
Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. They are not photorealist in the sense of being painstakingly mimetic; rather, they explore the formal qualities of photography itself, particularly its capacity for distortion. -Los Angeles Times, review, September 15 2001
