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Luminogram and electricity experiments with glasses and organic matter on photo paper.
@ Baltic Analog Lab, Riga.
Assessment 1 and some change of the luminogram
Because the paper is very sensitive to light, it will continuous changing under lights. Also, I accidentally washed the paper so now it displays an unexpected figure.
Assignment preparation - Nebula effect of Luminogram (work 2)
As same as luminogram work 1, the paper with the subject salt, flour and bread crumbs and a little bit coffee grain. Pic 1 is work 2 at 5:15 pm, pic 2 is at 5:24 pm, pic 3 is at 5:35 pm, pic 4 is at 5:45 pm.
Assignment preparation - Nebula effect of Luminogram (work 1)
The discussion on week 4 tutorial was very impressive as I was able to receive the comments of my tutor and classmate, also the works of my classmates are very amazing. I was inspired by Xia Xue’s luminogram photographs and noticed that when the paper is explored to the light will have a colour of pink/purple. Consider the nebula usually very colourful, I picked two paper to make luminogram. I put salt, flour and bread crumbs on the paper and put it on the table of the corridor and explored it to the corridor light. There is a clear show of the change of the paper: the first picture is work 1 at 4:19 pm, pic 2 is at 4:20 pm, pic 3 is at 4:23 pm, pic 4 is at 4:26 pm, pic 5 is at 4:32 pm, pic 6 is at 4:43 pm, pic 7 is at 5:12 pm, pic 8 is at 5:24 pm. After the exploration, I washed the paper, explored it for another 5 minutes to the light and collected it. As it wasn’t gone through any medical, it will continuously change. The final effect will be displayed on Monday week 5.
Michael Jackson. from the series Flatlands, 2019.
photo paper, light