Showing posts with label nagasaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nagasaki. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 June 2011

'Art Against Apathy' Final Piece

At the Exeter College Summer Show, Centre for the Creative Industries (CCI), 22nd - 30th June 2011.



Do Not Look at the Flash (2011). Eco-washable Artmix paint, bleach, black acrylic, white emulsion, Letraset, collage, black ink, charcoal, chalk, felt-tip pen. 


You Will Not Be Protected Until They Have Been Blocked Up (2011). Eco-washable Artmix paint, bleach, wrapping paper, Letraset, collage, black ink, charcoal, chalk, felt-tip pen.


Guard Against Flying Glass (2011). Eco-washable Artmix paint, bleach, black ink, charcoal, chalk, collage, Letraset.


Saturday, 26 March 2011

Atomic shadows






Bleach on Quink. Worth mentioning because it only seems to work on Quink - indian ink or regular water-based ink will not change colour.

Photograms


In the past few months, I've been working around the theme of nuclear war, using the atomic 'shadow' images from Hiroshima and Nagasaki as my starting point. I remember learning about these tragedies in history in year 9 and even amongst images of people suffering from radiation sickness and severe burns, it was the 'shadows' I found most harrowing. The way they're created is almost like a photographic process, so with that in mind I made these photograms in the darkroom, using cut outs from my childhood photos and an acetate print of a photo I took of the clock at the Musée D'Orsay.