Imprints installed in the studio. A bigger wall with better lighting, but I’m unhappy with how textured the wall is, though I can’t change that.
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Imprints installed in the studio. A bigger wall with better lighting, but I’m unhappy with how textured the wall is, though I can’t change that.
Log Imprint 6
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More root photographs. They look almost alive.
My attention was caught by the really long root system of the dying hyacinths I was sorting in the garden and I wanted to photograph them in a way that captured their shape and hair-like appearance.
Selected close-ups of individual works from Imprints.
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Imprints
Installation view of my Imprints work.
I intend to re-install in the studio in a few weeks and photograph again in better light, but this is good enough for a crit and to give an idea of the intended display.
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Process of preparing the paper for my Imprints work.
Each piece of paper is 10.5 x 21 cm.
Log Imprints 5 & 7
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