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Coathanger : Finalist in the 2014 Bowness Prize

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posted on 2014-01-01, 00:00 authored by Anne WilsonAnne Wilson
In the attempt to understand how the camera works I built a camera obscura and discovered that photography exists without us. That nature produces pinholes of light that form images came as a revelation. This spawned a new way of exploring the body in motion through photography. Guided by instinctual body memory of light and space I impose rules on how and when I shoot. In this series I ‘performed’ states of motion by combining elements together - a pas de trois of gravity, water and body mass caught in a flash, the action commonly known as ‘bombing’. I continue to ‘choreograph’ the moment in photoshop just like dance notation as if it could be read and repeated.

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Publisher

Monash Gallery of Art

Place of publication

Melbourne, Vic.

Creation date

2014-01-01

Material type

art original

Language

eng

Publication classification

J2.1 Minor original creative work

Extent

inkjet print on arches velin handmade paper 75 x 75cms

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