#deborah bay

[drzito]

Los estudios de luz y color de Deborah Bay.

[sjo3rd]

I think these are bulletholes in sort of bulletproof glass, but I can’t be sure. Either way, it’s made by Deborah Bay. And it reminds me of craters (which they actually are), or some unknown deep sea creature. Also the weird contrast between action and peace keeps me interested

[audiovision]

Deborah Bay photographs the crystallized explosions made by bullets lodged in plexiglass.

Read more about her work on the Smithsonian's Art and Collages blog.

[photojojo]

Photographer Deborah Bay used bulletproof plexiglass and a few off-duty cops to create galaxy-like photographs of the embedded bullets. She writes:

I thought it was intriguing. You could see all the fragments of metal. You could see the spray of the shattered plastic and then you could see the trajectory lines that were running through the panel of plexiglass.

Photos of Projectiles Lodged in Bullet-Proof Glass

via Gizmodo

[ananddamodaran]

Deborah Bay

You can really feel the chaos and violence of how these were made, bullet fired into plexiglass

[from89]

Big Bang 

Photographer Deborah Bay explores explores America’s long-held affection for guns as part of its heritage.  Many of the images resemble exploding galaxies, however a closer look reveals the destructive nature of weaponry. 

[poptech]

Image-wise: Finding the Milky Way in plexiglass

Images: Deborah Bay via Wired Magazine's Raw File