This was a photo/sculpture piece that was a piece of

development for the gasometer project. By printing

out near macro details from photographs I had taken of

various parts of gasometers, but in a strip format, and

then arranging them in a fashion reminiscent of the

complex lattice work of a gasometer, I hoped to create

something that was able to work on a few levels.

In person, the depth created by the varying perspectives

of the photographic prints, and the three dimensional

arrangement works well. It is something that I will

hopefully be displaying in a gallery type context at uni,

and a method that I would like to explore a bit more and

on a larger, more complex scale.

It's been a busy last few weeks so I havn't posted anything for a

month or so...

Now that everything is wrapped up at uni, more or less, I plan to

make my updates a bit more regular!

After showing the completed gasometer painting at the Kingston

show, I ended up deciding to work back into it and go about "unpainting"

it in a way. It ended up taking longer than I expected, but I also ended up

discovering a few new methods and ultimately realising that producing a good

painting, with the depth that I want, takes time...

The last of the five photos here is the finished piece. In person it feels much more

subtle and has alot of nice details that show through from the old version.