Steve Lovegrove

Steve Lovegrove
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Photograph on paper

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Wet seaweed placed in contact with expired black and white photographic paper and exposed in sunlight for approximately half a day. Processed only in water and then scanned to produce prints.

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Seaweed exposed onto expired black and white photography paper by sunlight

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Steve Lovegrove

Steve Lovegrove
14 artworks

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