#lumenprinting

[plantingpa]

Butterfly bush

[harry--vincent]

Divided and decrepit. Age grinds down the form you see. Smoothness dissolves into a dry heap of waste product. By-products dissipate the nearby. Bone is born under flesh. Underneath. Stable. Defiant in Death as the last reminder.

𝚃𝙷 𝚁 𝙾 𝚄 𝙶𝙷   𝙰𝙻𝙻   𝚃𝙷𝙴   𝚃 𝙸 𝚂𝚂 𝚄 𝙴

[MIXED MEDIA ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Scanned Black ink lumen flower print, with typography. Overlaid onto existing imagery.’

IMAGE SOURCE: Skull painting, 2017.

TYPEFACE: ‘Hypermarket’ by Dmitry Greshnev.

IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A square artwork of a mirrored skull in half split into Red and Black halves with grainy and paper textures, with a small piece of text in a monospaced typeface that says ‘THROUGH ALL THE TISSUE’, all on a Black background.

[danadeluca]

i fiori di Persefone

(lumenprint di un narciso)

©dana de luca

[kimevans]

Cyanolumens.

[lucabaldassari]

Laboratorio di Lumen Print alla Scuola Primaria Campoleone ICS Garibaldi

[worldsandemanations]

i fiori di Persefone (lumenprint of tulip petals) © dana de luca

[johanssonprojects]

Rachelle Bussières explores the impact of light on our psyche, environment and social structures. These lumen prints include photograms that oscillate between two-dimensional images and three-dimensional objects. These are windows on interior spaces that grow abs are depleted by sunlight, as well as artificial light sources. Bussières seeks to generate new ways of seeing, to challenge our beliefs and intuitions about perceptions, and draw attention to the ways in which light and shadow sculpt new optical space. This and other new works now on view in “High Plains”, an exhibition also featuring works by Blaise Rosenthal and Andy Vogt. “After Dune II (two circles and a disk, 1 hour and 5 minutes” Archival pigment print of scanned lumen Available as 50x44, Ed of 3, 40x33, Ed of 3, and 24x20, Ed of 5 #johanssonprojects #rachellebussieres #blaiserosenthal #andyvogt #highplainsexhibition #lumenprinting #photogram (at Johansson Projects) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZKe6HUvJJv/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mmmmmmmmmmmmm-n]

Cianolumen

Nicole Cruz

[inthisrealityorinanother]

Rhododendron 10x7,3

05|2020

[k00288209]

Eric William Carroll and Camera-less Photography

Secondary Research / Artist Research

While researching camera-less photography, I came across a video document on Eric William Carroll's creation process. 

In the document, Carroll explained that as modern photography has gotten easier, to create art, he wanted to make the process of photographing a little bit more challenging for himself so he turned to camera-less photography.

During the document, we get to see Carroll’s work process as he captures the shadows of nature for his contemporary collection Blue Line of Woods (2010-2015). He uses big sheets of light-sensitive blue line paper that activate in the sunlight and create the image using the contrast of light and shadow. Carroll runs the sheets through an ammonia fume processor which turns the yellow pigment of the diazo salt on the sheets into a beautiful blue, creating this capturing atmosphere.

In an instant, I was amazed by his work. I've always enjoyed observing the contrast and the movements of the shadows created by foliage. Carroll's introduction to this way of capturing shadows which is completely new to me was absolutely mindblowing, especially when considering the scale he works on. Observing Shadows of different daily situations would be very interesting using this medium.

Carroll also brings up how the images on the sheets will change color and fade when time passes and how the ephemerality of the images strips away the preciousness of the photograph itself, making the whole creation process and exhibition part of the piece.

[lizfilmphoto]

Lumen prints

[plantingpa]

Honeysuckle

[lepidoptera6]

[danadeluca]

i fiori di Persefone

(lumenprint of tulip petals)

© dana de luca

[kimevans]

[lucabaldassari]

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