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About this piece
What looks like a garter is actually the ingredients list of a common snack item. I pose the question, Do you know what's in the food you eat and do the companies producing this food really want you to know what's in it?
The original file is 24" x 36" @ 300ppi. The forks are present in the original negative and were not manipulated digitally while the garter was added in Photoshop using a scanned product label.
About this series
This piece is part of the Digital Solarization series. Please note the gallery215.com watermark is not part of the artwork. All of the Digital Solarization pieces start as photographs shot on black and white film. The negative is scanned and colored by hand, not with filters, in photoshop. As in traditional darkroom solarization, parts of the image are rendered positive while other parts remain as if viewing the negative. This series is influenced by the works of Man Ray.
What looks like a garter is actually the ingredients list of a common snack item. I pose the question, Do you know what's in the food you eat and do the companies producing this food really want you to know what's in it?
The original file is 24" x 36" @ 300ppi. The forks are present in the original negative and were not manipulated digitally while the garter was added in Photoshop using a scanned product label.
About this series
This piece is part of the Digital Solarization series. Please note the gallery215.com watermark is not part of the artwork. All of the Digital Solarization pieces start as photographs shot on black and white film. The negative is scanned and colored by hand, not with filters, in photoshop. As in traditional darkroom solarization, parts of the image are rendered positive while other parts remain as if viewing the negative. This series is influenced by the works of Man Ray.
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THis is really cool, how do the forks stay on, is she laying down? and are there more works with utencil clothing?