Showing posts with label chemical photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chemical photography. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 May 2023

Twilight Abstractions : Liminal Zones/Psychological Realities























La Jetée "a fusion of science fiction, a psychological fable"
Textual Realities, J G Ballard on Chris Marker.

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CCTV Installation/Visual Fine Art.
UK based Visual Artist using drawing and experimental photography to explore issues around embodiment. Interested in creating spatial charged architectural interventions using glass and ceramics as conductive and introspective spaces, surfaces and structures between buildings.

Tuesday, 9 May 2023

Seeing Dark Things : Chemical Photography/Images from the darkroom.

 Concept of a 'Filtow'


A filtered radiance emanating from a vessel not an object interrupting a beam of light.


Seeing Dark Things.


Roy Sorensen.










The thing contained is not the thing contained.


The spherical intersection space was also crafted in curved thin wood layers.


Steven Holl.




The Representation of Deep Time.


The Mutability of Colour Relationships.




Unleashed Colour World.


Manifestations of Unhindered Radiance.


Albers, yellow square.


Monrian, square of yellow in its field of white. 






For both Mondrian and Winifred Nicholson, colour concentrates light and transforms the world.




Flowers were sparks of light.


I used flowers as chalices of light to make my own pictures.




My Cibachrome darkroom has been as much a domestic space as the Alber's basement and Winifred Nicholson's farmhouse kitchen. They are places where ideas about the emotional range of a yellow square can exist as naturally as reflections and shadows cast by the sun and moon.




In this new colour world of mine, the circle became nature, and the square became thought.


 


The circle and square together embody what I think of as human nature.


Dark Room, Garry Fabian Miller.







Generating an Aura.


Fusing and Pulsating Pigment.






Pinhole Photography 


Photo Tin/Medium.


Cromer.




Raveningham.


Site Cyanotypes/Drawings/Intermediaries


Spatial Collages Reconfigured