Waiting/Cartography of waiting

Experiment

Heritage

Reinvention

Research

Technology

Traditional

Transfer ink, paper and gummed tape onto prepared surface papers with photosensitive solution (2020). 12 pieces where each paper have 70x50cm. This work appear as 12 representations of months (210x150cm) or 4 representations of the seasons of the year (200x70cm), 2020. These series might still be affected by light. As referred by W. Talbot: These papers would darken in sunlight in much the same way as our skin acquires a tan* *Larry J. Schaaf (2000).The Photographic Art of William Henry Fox Talbot. Princeton University Press, United Kingdom (P.14).

Material

Experimental materials
Paper
Other

Craft

Printing
Other

General Technique

Surface modifying
Other

Specific Technique

Photolithography

Properties & Qualities

Application

Art Other

Qualities

2D

Colour

Black Brown Earth-colour Yellow

Sample Information

Date of creation

March 19th, 2020

Dimensions

This work appear as 12 representations of months (210x150cm) or 4 representations of the seasons of the year (200x70cm).

Weight

1 kg

Culture & Context

Waiting is a work in process while handwritten letters are being written and sent out to people of interest in an attempt to fuel the confessional aspect of writing to someone. This series is then, an attempt to express or anticipate expectations by casting them away, about protagonists and their stories, about inspirations, fortuitousness, uncertainty, distance. Photosensitive and its intermediary results are in line with an important assumption of this work: the delay, the unforeseen and absence of absolute control.

Credits

Craft Maker

Marta Bełkot

Photographer

Marta Bełkot

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