▣⌼ push>process

curated by Emma Emmerton & Nastassja Simensky

push>process is the new exhibition currently at the

CoExist Galleries:

an interesting collection of photographic images 

created using old and new processes:

manipulation, breaking the rules,

a union of styles:

there's subtle tonal qualities to 

Charlie Skelton's palladium prints:

Alex Chater:

his tempera prints are beautifully coloured: 

layers add depth and transparency:

timeless:

an image on a resin cast leaf:

photosynthesis manipulated:

by Binh Dahn:

chlorophyll record:

distinctive tri colour gum bichromate

prints by Christina Z Anderson:

taking the cyanotype to another level:

I particularly like the marks left by

brushing on the emulsions:

this is a still from a film shown by 

Tarja Trygg:

solargraphy:

ethereal images of sun tracks 

captured from tiny pinhole cameras

set up around the world:

a pinhole camera can be made from anything:

my favourite of the show ....

ghostly gelatin silver mordencage

from Christina Z Anderson:

deconstructed by peeling:

veils of dissolved emulsion:

{detail}

the small gallery door has a hole in it:

within you can see the world upside down:

push>process is showing until 23rd september:

go see: