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For this technique I gathered objects such as coins and wire and stuck them onto a plain piece of A4 paper with PVA glue. Then layering a piece of foil over the top pressing down and scrunching up in places to make it textured. After selecting my a coloured ink i washed over the foil.
Size: just under A4
These rocks on the side of this hill are well and truly embedded!
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Board, Pins, Chips, Components.... the hidden ones that embedded under the cover of many modern consumer products!
a house sits in a forest it created itself.
usese 3 gocco screens
edition of 25
this print is 6 x 9.5, and is printed on archival cover from Neenah
Shooting VS Shooting documentary by Nikos Megrelis, 2011, 75' & 52'
‘In a war, truth is always the first victim. ‘ Greek philosopher Aeschylus wrote, many centuries back and until today, his quote stands.
‘Shooting vs Shooting’ is an international documentary that revolves around the wrongful deaths of many journalists and media workers in Iraq from the beginning of the war in 2003 till nowdays.
It reveals unknown sides to the facts, the responsibilities of governments, the atrocities committed by fanatic islamic factions, while simultaneously displaying unique examples of courage, altruism and humanity that stood out amidst the horrors of war.
trailer: www.youtube.com/user/taskovskifilms#p/u/3/E_SFRiY3ItY
Panorama of curiosity images as she tries to peek over a local rise/ridge (with interesting layered rocks embedded with int) to see Mount Sharp (sort of visible in the background) off to the right-side of the image.
Edinburgh, Scotland. 29th October 2013. Taken on Zenit branded LC-A with Kodak Ulramax400. C41 processed and scanned by ASDA
Chunk of coal* embedded in the grass at the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield. (*corrected, thanks Roger B)
A hammer embedded in the surface of the tarmac of Glasgow's Argyle Street.
...there probably is a flickr group 'Embedded Utensils' somewhere
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