As I continue to think about the online/moving element I was grateful to Catherine for sending me a link to this film by Mayumi Hosokura which is also accompanied by a book published by Mack. It has a very similar theme to mine – although I don’t specifically talk about feminism, it is clear the gaze and feminity are very much part of it my own work. I am also more focused on semiotics and the quirky things the Ai says which can be humorous – but flesh and scanning and the differences between materials are all there. Mine could be called New Eyes – but I’m sticking with the current title for now, although may shorten it.
I also took photos of the inside of the scanner, like Hosokura does here although hers are moving – which I’ve not used but I do keep thinking about those earlier images of film, negatives, and the scanner, so maybe something I should return to. (Really annoying I can’t photograph the SEM tools after lockdown happened). It’s useful to see this rendering: the repetition, layering, disruption, and cuts.
Thanks again to Catherine for sending me the link.
Is there anyone who could photograph the SEM tools for you – if they’re still working that is?
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Possibly … I might even be able to go in or get the guy there to let me borrow a set if he goes in? I should ask
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It would be great if you could do that, not to mention being a good example of collaboration too.
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