Fading Prices captures the surreal juxtaposition of commercialism and art, blending urban imagery with an artistic twist. The photograph features a large, tilted digital price sign in front of a concrete archway, with numbers glowing as if still displaying the fluctuating costs of fuel. The diagonal tilt of the sign, combined with its size, creates a feeling of imbalance and disruption. As a blurred figure moves past the sign, the sense of motion contrasts with the static object, adding an almost ghostly element to the scene. The person appears transient, like a passing moment, while the sign remains as a symbolic relic of consumer culture.









This piece of Miami art photography explores themes of impermanence and movement, blending the everyday with the surreal. The structure's modern and minimalistic setting speaks to the urban environment of Miami, a city that constantly evolves and reflects the intersection of culture, art, and commerce. The choice of black and white further enhances the focus on contrast and form, stripping away distractions and placing emphasis on the interaction between light, shadow, and movement.
Fading Prices invites viewers to reflect on the fleeting nature of value and time. The illuminated digits, once symbols of financial significance, now appear almost irrelevant in this artistic context. By capturing a moment in which the past and present overlap, this photograph becomes a thoughtful exploration of change within both urban landscapes and human experience.



 
12″ x 18″ (Vertical)
16″ x 24″ (Vertical)
20″ x 30″ (Vertical)
24" x 36" (Vertical)




Width, in
12.00
16.00
20.00
24.00


Height, in
18.00
24.00
30.00
36.00


Depth, in
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25