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A collage of small cake rolls, blue fabric strips and aluminium foil laid across an open book. The book and the surrounding surface are covered in a yellow, blue and black patterned fabric.

Pau Wau Publications immortalises David Brandon Geeting’s unforgettable work

Words
Maisie Skidmore
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Date
13 March 2015

We’re huge fans of David Brandon Geeting at It’s Nice That, so news that his work has been immortalised in the form of a gloriously colourful new publication by Pau Wau books was music to our tired ears. Infinite Power is full of his characteristic still lifes, removing everyday objects from common use to make them appear utterly isolated and a bit strange. Copper piping topped with an egg? Check. A fluffy rug paired with a garlic clove? It’s in there. A never-ending hug of extension leads? He’s got that too. David, you complete us.

An open book with a blank white left page and a peach-coloured right page. Bold white text on the right page reads “INFINITE POWER” in a curved arrangement, with the name “David Brandon Geeting” printed in small type at the bottom.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two photographs side by side. The left page shows a white window blind laid across a floral fabric, while the right page shows several silver lamps against a pale blue background.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two contrasting pages. The left page features a close-up of industrial printing machinery with yellow ink rollers, while the right page shows a grey sponge and a yellow-tipped tool on a dusty pink background.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows a landscape photograph printed across two pages. The image is oriented vertically, depicting a line of diverse trees beside a manicured green lawn under a pale sky.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two photographs side by side. The first shows a person from behind in a cluttered room, and the second shows a set of concrete stairs flanked by a pile of rough stones.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two contrasting pages. The left page features a fabric collage of black and yellow patterns over a sheer, grey-lined cloth. The right page shows a photograph of a withered leaf and a piece of organic debris resting on a bed of dark, recycled plastic pellets.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two photographs side by side. The left image shows a person's leg in a grid-patterned trouser and a chunky black platform boot. The right image shows a black and white cat lying on a dark fabric, looking at a small notebook with a colourful grid cover.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows a photograph on the right-hand page. The image features a small, clear bottle with a red cap resting on a crumpled sheet of silver foil.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

An open book shows two contrasting pages. The left page features a blue glass bowl resting on a supermarket flyer, while the right page shows a blue and white checkered surface with a flower and a small red and white object.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

A collage of a floral fabric draped over a pile of fresh vegetables. Small loops of red, blue, green, yellow and black ribbon are pinned across the surface.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

Two hands hold a clear plastic sleeve containing a colourful, patterned card. White 3D letters inside the sleeve spell out “INFINI POWER”.
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David Brandon Geeting: Infinite Power

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www.pauwaupublications.com

About the Author

Maisie Skidmore

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Maisie joined It’s Nice That fresh out of university in the summer of 2013 as an intern before joining full time as an Assistant Editor. Maisie left It’s Nice That in July 2015.

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