Photograms

One of my most significant influences is photography. I love the way that a flat surface can trick our brain into seeing three dimensionally and I have always been obsessed with the results from experimenting with "proper" technique (which photography has an abundance of).

I took my glass panels to a darkroom and used them as negatives to create contact prints on colour paper (called photograms).

Before (Voronoi glass)

After (Voronoi Photogram)

Voronoi

2013.
L to R: Glass on metal stand, photographic paper, photographic paper
Glass 22 ½” x 16” x 4 ½”, framed photogram 30” x 21” x ¾”

Pilchuck

2013.
L to R: Glass on metal stand, photographic paper, photographic paper
Glass 21 ½” x 12 ½” x 5”, framed photogram 31 ¼” x 21 ¼” x ¾”

R54

2013.
L to R: Glass on metal stand, photographic paper, photographic paper
Glass on stand 22 ½”h x 12“w x 5“d, Photogram framed 25 ¼”h x 16”w x ¾”d

Homeostasis

2013.
L to R: Glass on metal stand, photographic paper, photographic paper
Glass on stand 21”h x 12 ½”w x 5“d, Photogram framed 32 ¼”h x 22”w x ¾”d

Pink Radiator

2012
Framed Colour Photogram
24"h x 18"w x 3/4"d

Pink Radiator (detail)

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