Isobel Adams

Personal blog of my photography and artwork. My other blog; http://r-o-t-h-k-o-s-c-h-i-l-d.tumblr.com/

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Falmouth Harbour

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Dusk, Cornwall'14

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Cornish Hydrangea

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Spring Gypsophila

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Hydrangea

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David, Cornwall, Late Winter'13

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Seabird, November 2013

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Cornish Sea Mist, November 2013

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'Pot Print II'

digital collage

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'Pot Print III'

digital collage

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'Pot Print I'

digital collage

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A detail shot of Ygor Keynvor, monoprint and woodblock print on Japanese paper

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Ygor Keynvor   Open Ocean

Ink on Japanese paper roll

‘Mist, is it mist? Arriving at midnight leaving before dawn’ Bo Juyi The Cornish coastline has been the source of inspiration for my work and this piece is a response to the dense sea mist, which so often hangs above the coast. The work is designed so that one can walk both around it and within it and has been created as a somewhat abstract translation of being on a cold sea engulfed by a very still and pressing fog, where any differentiation between water and sky is blurred, swallowed by white cloud. The prints, which hang in this space, have been created to embody the movement of the sea, the pale delicacy of the haze and the rippling of cool water. They hang in such a way that one can feel totally surrounded. The fragile quality of the Japanese paper, easily caught in a gentle breeze, has also been used to heighten the experience of being in a calm and serene environment.

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Ygor Keynvor   Open Ocean

Ink on Japanese paper roll

‘Mist, is it mist? Arriving at midnight leaving before dawn’ Bo Juyi The Cornish coastline has been the source of inspiration for my work and this piece is a response to the dense sea mist, which so often hangs above the coast. The work is designed so that one can walk both around it and within it and has been created as a somewhat abstract translation of being on a cold sea engulfed by a very still and pressing fog, where any differentiation between water and sky is blurred, swallowed by white cloud. The prints, which hang in this space, have been created to embody the movement of the sea, the pale delicacy of the haze and the rippling of cool water. They hang in such a way that one can feel totally surrounded. The fragile quality of the Japanese paper, easily caught in a gentle breeze, has also been used to heighten the experience of being in a calm and serene environment.

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Ygor Keynvor   Open Ocean

Ink on Japanese paper roll

'Mist, is it mist? Arriving at midnight leaving before dawn' Bo Juyi The Cornish coastline has been the source of inspiration for my work and this piece is a response to the dense sea mist, which so often hangs above the coast. The work is designed so that one can walk both around it and within it and has been created as a somewhat abstract translation of being on a cold sea engulfed by a very still and pressing fog, where any differentiation between water and sky is blurred, swallowed by white cloud. The prints, which hang in this space, have been created to embody the movement of the sea, the pale delicacy of the haze and the rippling of cool water. They hang in such a way that one can feel totally surrounded. The fragile quality of the Japanese paper, easily caught in a gentle breeze, has also been used to heighten the experience of being in a calm and serene environment.

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Ygor Keynvor     Open Ocean

A hand bound journal of my photography, print and a selection of poetry which has inspired both.

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Ygor Keynvor     Open Ocean

A hand bound journal of my photography, print and a selection of poetry which has inspired both.