Published 2003
Black and white silver gelatin prints
50,8×40,6 cm
20×16 in.
20 copies
The photo is signed and numbered by the artist on the front
Sold unframed
Mary Ellen Carroll, The first man who thinks that he can be me
400 €
The first man who thinks that he can be me
400 €
What would it be like if one day everyone you encountered said that they were you. Would you let them assume your identification, knowing that ultimately they can only be themselves. These questions are what Carroll provokes us with in “All the men that think they can be me”. See Mary Ellen Carroll’s publication at onestar press here.
