Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Azure

recent work by artist Susan Derges has been made at night, in the open air, using the natural world as her darkroom. Derges has tracked the night sky with a camera and returned to the darkroom to combine camera based and camera-less techniques...

Azure. 2006 dye destruction (Ilfochrome) print, 106.5cm x 112.5cm

Stilled. 2006 dye destruction (Ilfochrome) print, 110.5cm x 110.5cm

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Moon River, who are you ?

Moon River said...

it the sort of question, i wouldn't know how to answer to my self even :)

Halvor said...
This comment has been removed by the author.
Anonymous said...

Are you a Ghost ?

Anonymous said...

wouldn't it be nice?:)

woolgathersome said...

I LOVE Derges... These latest photos are gorgeous... The images she created by laying these large sheets of photographic paper in the creek at night, and letting the moonlight expose the image, are so stunning...

Anonymous said...

wait a sec...can you tell me more about the way she makes it????
i was wondering about it, and couldn't find no referances

woolgathersome said...

I'm not certain how these images were taken, but the Taw River Series was definitely cameraless and the paper was placed in the river and exposed by moonlight...

See here and here...

Moon River said...

Thanks

i love her scrolls

Diane Dehler said...

streaming into pools
of cartographic
splashings of light

Is Moonriver a ghost?
Only the heart can say.

Moon River said...

in a way...i'm:)