These are some other images from past projects on liquid art.
An Introduction..
I like my photography to be experimental, quirky and interesting to look at. I like to explore different ideas, turning something simple into something more. Here is a selection of my past work...
Liquid Art - Water is everywhere, it is something we don't always acknowledge even if it is vital to our survival. It is something we take for granted. I wanted to produce photographs exploring the beauty within water to make it more 'memorable'.
Exhibition Proposal (January Solo Exhibition at the Borough Museum and Art Gallery - New Generation Space):
The first high-speed photograph was taken around 1851
by William Talbot using an electric spark to stop motion.
This exhibition explores the high speed photography of
today in a new digital era. It is a lively collection of
sculptural images capturing liquids in motion. The
photographs capture a moment in time that can
only be viewed at a high speed, something the eyes
cannot function to see.
A dripping tap drips differently each time, it is about
noticing the beauty in those unseen elements.
by William Talbot using an electric spark to stop motion.
This exhibition explores the high speed photography of
today in a new digital era. It is a lively collection of
sculptural images capturing liquids in motion. The
photographs capture a moment in time that can
only be viewed at a high speed, something the eyes
cannot function to see.
A dripping tap drips differently each time, it is about
noticing the beauty in those unseen elements.
To Find out more and see more of this work visit my exhibition from 8th January 2011 until 20th March 2011!
For more detail of the venue, directions and other exhibitions, visit the link below:
http://www.newcastle-staffs.gov.uk/leisure_content.asp?id=SXE6C8-A7807F29&cat=1502
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