Sea Change Exhibition
There was a small exhibition on inside the Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh.
Why not have a look?
I was impressed with the presentation, the photographs didn't warp, they were completely vertical along side the wall and was presented neatly.
The shadow slightly creates a 3Dimensional object form
The wear and tear around the edges match the subject and technique used to shoot this photograph.
2 of my favourites
It's like the creator of this cut out a section in the ground or a large rock and displayed it to us so that we could see every layer.
These two pieces were hard to photograph because they had a sheet of glass in front.
These two pieces remind me of the Edward Burtynsky exhibition "Water".
Although it may not be as expertly shot, they are both rather similar, a birds eye view on a section of landscape.
Looking at how people interacted with the artwork and the space.
There was a lot of glare from the sunlight so it required close viewing.
I was looking closely at texture (ill get into it more on another blog) during this trip, and i saw this.
The process of placing different types of plants in between pages of a book and closing it shut has only recently interested me. Not because of the plant itself but the texture within when dried up.
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