Scan of broken record pieces

14Jul10

This week I bought a portable flatbed scanner with which to make some images on site. I’m planning to use it to scan the internal “walls” of some of the test excavations on site, to show up the bands of different types of soul, burnt matter, rust, coal, etc.

Below is a test image of some of the broken record pieces found on site last week. Click on the image for a closer view.

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Research, process and documentation from my artist's residency at The Rea Garden, Digbeth, Birmingham, UK, Summer 2010.

Click here for my main website and blog, grahamdunning.com.

Event and Exhibition Dates
20 & 21 Aug: Open Workshop
02 Sep: Artist’s Talk
09 Sep: Opening (Sulihull)
10 Sep - 9 Oct: Exhibition (Solihull)
17 Sep: Opening (Rea Garden)
18 Sep - 3 Oct: Exhibition (Rea Garden)
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