Born :
San Bernadino, California, U.S.A.

Education :
5 years at Oregon State University, U.S.A.
BFA : Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours Degree

After graduation :
William left the U.S.A. to travel across Europe looking for
a new cultural experience.
He has lived in the center of London, England ;
By the sea in Marbella, Spain ;
In a 16th century castle in Old Rekem, Belgium ;
In an old roman market square in Maastricht, Holland ;
And currently lives in a mill house built in 1712, Belgium.

Lectures :
National Gallery, London, England
Royal Photographic Society, Bath, England
AFAEP, Manchester, England
Royal College of Art, London, England

Collections :
National Portrait Gallery, London, England
Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon, Portugal
Royal Photographic Society, Bath, England
Fox Talbot Museum, Lacock, England

Exhibitions :
"Psychological portraits", 1839 Galeria, Lisbon, Portugal
"Group Show", Photographers Gallery, London, England
"The Nude", Akehurst Gallery, London, England
"The Male", Portfolio Gallery, London, England
"The Female", Portfolio Gallery, London, England
"Textures and Techniques", Portfolio Gallery, London, England
"Revelations", John Jones Gallery, London, England
"Platinum Prints", Linhof Gallery, London, England
"Human Surfaces", Pedlar Gallery, Horsley, England
"Platinum Prints", Metro Imaging, London, England
"Portraits", Loft 1827, Inchbrook, England

Introduction :
William Ingram's portraits are the result of a collaboration between himself, attempting to lay bare the uniqueness of each of his subjects, and the individuals whom he records in a quiet performance, as themselves. Though most of his subjects are nude they all project a psychological, as opposed to merely physical, presence. Ingram's work creates a dialogue between the photographer and the sitter, a gradual process of assimilation by the artist and of self-discovery by the model, a symbiotic partnership whereby the defining image will be something they work out together and elaborate by mutual agreement. From his privileged position as a confidential witness and interpreter of his subjects inner life, Ingram orchestrates his technical resources in response to the expressive potential inherent in that actual person, so as to harness each subject's ability for self-expression. The result, more than a likeness or an expression, is an unselfconscious self-portrait of the sitter in complicity with the photographer.

Richard Pinsent
Art Newspaper, London






Price List

Chromogenic print on Fuji Cristal Archive paper.
Signed and numbered by the artist on the verso.
The price depends on the edition numbers of the prints.

Small size : 80 x 32 cm (31,5 x 12,5 in.) - Edition of 15 :
Edition from 1 to 10 : 1 000 €
Edition from 11 to 15 : 1 800 €

Medium size : 120 x 48 cm (40,7 x 19 in.) - Edition of 10 :
Edition from 1 to 6 : 2 000 €
Edition from 7 to 10 : 2 800 €

Large size : 160 x 64 cm (63 x 25 in.) - Edition of 7 :
Edition from 1 to 3 : 3 000 €
Edition from 4 to 6 : 4 800 €
Edition number 7 : Priceless like Eva






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