Apr 18, 2020
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Suprachromacy (ph. Marcus Wendt)
Macro Infrared Photographs Unlock the Depth of Green in a Stunning Array of Canary Island Plants
Marcus Wendt, creative director at the London-based studio Field, recently traveled to the island of Lanzarote to shoot a series of macro images of the region’s native plants. His project, Suprachromacy transforms cacti and other light-absorbing species into vibrant, multi-hued beings through infrared photography. Needles and spines of one species glow bright blue, while others are illuminated in deep orange tones.
The project was inspired by Isaac Newton’s quote, “For the Rays, to speak properly, are not colored. In them, there is nothing else than a certain power and disposition to stir up a sensation of this or that color.” Its intension is to spark inquiry about a color’s origin. Is color an inherent part of the object? Or is it an individualized sensation?
via My Modern Met
Marcus Wendt, “Suprachromacy”
Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Seoul - by Marcus Wendt
Ultraviolet Break of Day by Marcus Wendt
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via Of the Afternoon
Photo by Marcus Wendt