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{2023} untitled (prominences) lumen & chemigram
Stan Brakhage, {1998} "…" REEL FIVE
eucanthos
Birth of Venus / Federico-Federici-waste-poem-over-negative-Avi-Yosfan-nude-pencil-drawing-iidamiidam-asemic-poetry-Untitled-358-border-Munari-fossil-John-Zabawa-ocean
The Heart of a Gas Giant
It's always fascinating to see what different people find in an abstract image - for me, this piece is an invitation into space… What do you see?
[Chemigram, 30x40 cm]
© Balazs Sprenc
Claudio Santambrogio, Shadows #3, silver gelatin on Japanese paper
This one weird trick makes paper conservators wince, but it's the creases, wrinkles, and undulations of the Japanese paper that become the image in Claudio Santambrogio's Shadows.
There's a selection of Shadows on resettheapparatus and a making of video on Santambrogio's site.
s/o @csantdotinfo
Stripe Frame #1 (surf) - painted 16mm composite
Paper Haze by Pekka Nikrus