The jarring practice of what my professor described as “destroying the image and then bringing it back.”

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The jarring practice of what my professor described as “destroying the image and then bringing it back.”
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(I don’t advise anybody try this!) transferring/layering cut up copy pictures to paper w/ acetone and burnishing. acetone is a solvent, so it's not good for archival art making and has noxious fumes. Artists/ graphic designers did this artwork in the 80′s-90′s. ....but it looks cool to me!
Composition Experiments, Pt. 1
Xerox transfers, embossment
15″x22″
Variable Edition
Looking Through
35mm
Lindsay Splichal
Lindsay Splichal
Frames in black shape.
2012
Artisanal Postcard #1,427 Title: Persons and Places Medium: paper collage with xerox transfer Subscription Type: 12 Month + Domestic + Puzzle + Envelope
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