Jean Schurtz’s photography is a harmonious blend of nostalgia, nature, and modern abstraction. 

His work explores abstract and modern photography, creating dynamic compositions that challenge traditional perspectives. His abstract works invite viewers to engage with the imagery on a deeper level, finding new meanings in familiar forms. 

The roadside images capture fleeting moments of everyday life, transforming mundane scenes into poignant reflections on travel and transition. Notably, his animal images convey a sense of intimacy and personality, inviting viewers to connect emotionally to each creature's unique character. 

Through his lens, we bridge the past and present, offering a unique visual experience that celebrates both historical aesthetics and contemporary creativity.

On the personal side, he has assembled an eclectic collection of postcards, initially favoring black and white modern photography. The collection has been pared down to "only" 4,000 postcards, from a high of about 20,000. One of the favorites is somewhat of an oddity: A 1930's NYC MOMA-issued postcard of Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” that is, for some unimaginable reason, sepia-toned...

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