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HDR made in Photomatix Pro from three photographs auto-bracketed at 2 EV difference in aperture priority mode; continuous shooting mode hand-held.
GET THE FREEZE HABIT by Pakui Hardware, 2016
Silicone, ice, ice cream freezer, Hawaiian spirulina, Curonian lagoon algae, LED light, 130x94x65 cm (Ice objects size variable)
Get the Freeze Habit melts the boundaries between the artificial and the given, and between human creations and natural formations. To be more precise, it is not so much melting as generally inquiring into the reality of that balance. This query about fundamental categories was accompanied by another equally important aspect – the penetration of capital into the deepest layers of the environment, even deeper than Anthropocene outlines. The new direction of biology is trying to programme nature for more accurate productivity, leaving no space for coincidence. Kenzo Lilly ™, Comme des Garçons Pine ™. While researching ideas of new synthetic biology and Prometheanism,
Pakui Hardware created synthetic bodies and froze them in ice as if they were meant for future archaeologists. Get the Freeze Habit will exist very briefly, only during the period of the exhibition, until it becomes a puddle of water with unrecognizable, synthetic objects lying in the middle.
Project is a part of Hybrid Scapes group show at Nida Art Colony, Nida, Lithuania 2016
Research on how to create Biofuels from algae and sea water was on display at the 2012 Sunshine Coast WED Festival.
We only had long algae like this right at the waterline. The rest of the hull was only lightly covered in some slimy pastey algae. Not bad for 13yrs in the water....
I guess it rains a lot here. I am told there's hardly any month when there is no wain. This leads to some algae formation, as I saw here.
Oiii!
Meninas, esmaltei com esse lindo semana passada..
Obrigada pelo carinho, ainda não sei responder os comentários nesse novo flickr....
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A rare and unusual specimen of algae preserved in clear chalcedony. Originally it would have been growing in silica-rich run-off from geothermal hot springs. Kaueranga Valley, Thames
An outfall in Concord with significant algal bloom, a sign of excess nutrients. (Jon Greenberg, NHPR) Listen to Jon Greenberg's story
My municipality installed a storm water drainage system in the past year and one of the storm pipes empties into a little valley in the neighbouring lot.
Looking from above, it looks like a horrible painting and it was this thought that guided the post-processing.