With Juliana Engberg, Mon Redmond and Fiona Armunsun
Volatility - energy
Not sure if site-responsive is the most accurate term - they are details of the site
Enjoys the alchemical way that they re actuate
An after life / different life / spirited life
Reactuate
Cosmological
Microcosmic / macrocosmic
Central capture
Releasing a cosmos of sorts
The small original prints have a very active quality
Transformational processes
Don't allow them to fix
Big image is fixed and smaller ones are still moving
Like a faxinily
A tracking going on that is always moving and temporal
Beyond us
Precarious and changeable practice
"A process of practicing that demands care."
Is there a danger that the work could become decorative? How does one avoid that outcome?
Mutable character to the images - capture the mutability
"The perfected after image"
A transformation
Lured into the image
Believing that the large one is changing too
Why do you need the big one? What role does it play? What are the relationships between the originals and the large one?
Fiona loves the chemical smell of the originals
The big one feels like ink on a canvas rather than a real light emulsion
Shelf was an interesting idea and worked well but maybe doesn't play to the sensibility of the work
A conversation that starts at source and at experience
The 'real' scale is just the scale of the paper
play between the relationships of what could you do
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