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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/newsblog/wennington</loc>
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      <image:caption>Plume and Kestral, Wennington, 2022 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - On The Line - Upcoming Release on Metalable,  Late 2024 - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: On The Line - Photobook: Signed and Numbered Edition, H: 394mm x W: 330mm</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: pages 4 &amp; 5.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - On The Line - Upcoming Release on Metalable,  Late 2024 - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - On The Line - Upcoming Release on Metalable,  Late 2024 - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/newsblog/nationalportraitgallery-j6xfx</loc>
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      <image:title>blog - National Portrait Gallery &amp;amp; Audrey Green, London. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: National Portrait Gallery and Audrey Green Cafe, Trafalgar Square, London June 2023. Photograph by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - National Portrait Gallery &amp;amp; Audrey Green, London. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green Cafe, left to right: Margot Fonteyn by Angus McBean (1951) remastered to 1293mm x 1092mm, Audrey Hepburn by Bassano Ltd. (1950) remastered to 1724mm x 1373mm, Marie Rambert by Lord Snowdon (1976) remastered to 1395mm x 1000mm. All prints are archival ink on baryta-coated 100% cotton paper. Photographed by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - National Portrait Gallery &amp;amp; Audrey Green, London. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green interior with George Harrison in Miami by Sir Paul McCartney (1964) printed to 2400mm x 3600mm. Photograph by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - National Portrait Gallery &amp;amp; Audrey Green, London. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>National Portrait Gallery’s Audrey Green Entrance: Audrey Hepburn by Cecil Beaton (1963) remastered to 1628mm x 1450mm. Photograph by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Songs of the Dead | Peer Reviewed in Sophia Journal</image:title>
      <image:caption>Sophia Journal’s third cycle main theme is “Landscapes of Care” with an overall interest around contemporary photography on how architecture can help a broken planet. The concept of “Landscapes of Care” has increasingly been adopted by diverse areas of study, from health geography to the arts and architecture. It allows us to understand architecture, city and territory as living and inclusive organisms, constituted by multifaceted landscapes with complex social and organisational spatialities which embody the difference and the other, the strange, the unfamiliar, the indigenous, the human and the non-human. It intends to understand how the photographic/imagery universe can be explored as a meaningful instrument of research about the multifaceted complex socioeconomic, political, historical, technical and ecological dimensions of architecture, city and territory that testify, question or emerge from relationships of care. Above: Front Cover Sophia Journal Volume 7 Issue 1</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Songs of the Dead | Peer Reviewed in Sophia Journal - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: The dance song begins. Pyrograph by ©Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Songs of the Dead | Peer Reviewed in Sophia Journal</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: My blood is related to them. Photography by ©Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Songs of the Dead | Peer Reviewed in Sophia Journal</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: The heart of the Earth is gold. Photography by ©Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: The dance song ends. Pyrograph by ©Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Will Steffen - Moe mai rā e te Rangatira. - Dr Will Steffen</image:title>
      <image:caption>25 June 1947 - 29 January 2023</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Will Steffen - Moe mai rā e te Rangatira. - Earth as A Single System</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Current status of the control variables for seven of the planetary boundaries. The green zone is the safe operating space, the yellow represents the zone of uncertainty (increasing risk), and the red is a high-risk zone. The planetary boundary itself lies at the intersection of the green and yellow zones. Planetary Boundaries states that there are critical limits or boundaries in the Earth's environment beyond which human activities could severely alter the planet's functioning and negatively impact its ability to support life. Nine planetary boundaries were identified, including climate change, loss of biodiversity, ocean acidification, and others, and human activities have already exceeded several of these boundaries. The theory calls for a new paradigm in human development that recognizes the limits to growth imposed by the Earth's environment and seeks to maintain these boundaries for sustainability.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Will Steffen - Moe mai rā e te Rangatira. - Kooraban National PArk, Jan 2020.</image:title>
      <image:caption>The landscape near the township of Cobargo, NSW, recorded temperatures of over 1300C. Hot enough to shatter granite boulders and bake stone. Clean-up crews at the time explained that it was equivalent to a thermo nuclear device. Photograph by Alan McFetridge January 2020.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Print Sale - Fundraiser: - Dead Reckoning #1</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Print Sale - Fundraiser: - Dead Reckoning #2</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fund Raising | Special Open Edition - Single Image Only: 29cm x 17cm Archival Grade Paper - 310g Unframed © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Print Sale - Fundraiser: - Dead Reckoning #3</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fund Raising | Special Open Edition - Single Image Only: 29cm x 17cm Archival Grade Paper - 310g Unframed © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Award Nomination | 8th International Marianne Brandt Award &amp;amp; Festival Weekend - 8th International Marianne Brandt Award</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Award Nomination | 8th International Marianne Brandt Award &amp;amp; Festival Weekend - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Award Entry : This Is A Cry of Distress, and a Human Cry from Songs of The Dead | photograph by Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marianne Brandt</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The metal workshop in weimar 1923; in: Staatliches Bauhaus in Weimar 1919–1923, Weimar/München, undated, p.107</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Award Nomination | Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year in Art and Science - FALLING WALLS</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Our Education &amp;amp; Social Response Programme Begins With Celebrated Dutch Educator and Photographer Corinne Noordenbos - CORINNE NOORDENBOS</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/newsblog/writing-as-reciprocity</loc>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Writing as Reciprocity - by Emma McLoughlin - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Pyrogram 08 by Alan McFetridge - CEP</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/newsblog/ukfire</loc>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Serenade, I never knew I needed you until I almost went insane. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fire Mosaic, 2022. London.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>blog - Serenade, I never knew I needed you until I almost went insane. - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>London Landscape Colours - July 18 -22, East London. 2022.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>UK Landscape Colours - July 18 -22, Eastern British Isles, 2022.</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/newsblog/collaboration</loc>
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    <lastmod>2026-05-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>blog - Being Part of The [Fire] Conversation - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fire Lines, 2019 © Alan McFetridge. Archival waxed inkjet Print 100cm x 125cm Indigenous Australians have developed sophisticated relationships with fire over tens of thousands of years. Click image for more of our study of Landscape Fire in Australia.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>I Am Weary of the Poets, 2017 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Firegram #1, 2016. Limited Editions of 6 Prints plus 1 x AP Pigment Ink on Waxed Archival Paper. 58cm x 77cm</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>In One Form Upon This Earth, 2017. 100cm x 125cm © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Tears in Silence, 2020 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>I am Indeed a Ghost, 2017 ©Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Inventors of New Values, 2016 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A Riddle is it Still this Dream, 2016 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Crossing the Lands, 2017 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Know Your Own Species Best, 2017 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Heart of Earth is Gold, 2017 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Remnants of a Golfball and Bugs exposed to heat from the Megafires across South Eastern Australia during 2019 - 2020</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Straight Crooked, 2017. Large Format Composite Digital, 150cm x 187cm. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>True to the Last Cinder, 2016 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Junction of the Buchan and Snowy Rivers, Gunaikurnai Country (1881- 2020), 2020, pigment ink print, diptych: 32.6 × 113cm.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Firegrams, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Violence to All Things, 2017. - Syncrude Tar Sand Refinery, Milred Lake, Alberta, Canada. Februa</image:title>
      <image:caption>This photograph stands in front of a 183 metre high smoke stack, with the electricity supply to the Syncrude oil refinery in the foreground. The vapour seen contains amonia, hydrogen sulphide, sulphuric acid and xylene. Hydrogen sulphide is the main environmental issue, as it contains levels exceed the provincial air quality guidelines 1,870 times. According to the 2010 Wood Buffalo Environmental Association. Hidden inside the boreal forest, at remote Lake Mildred, is the beginning of that massive energy infrastructure. The scale, smell, and sight are saddening to witness and out of sight for most to contemplate. To provide a sense of scale, a 2012 upgrade alone cost C$1,460,000,000.00. The same year Canadian Oil Sands said it plans to maintain its current quarterly dividend of 30 Canadian cents per share during 2012. What does that show the next generations?This tar sand refinery is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in Canada and belongs to the consortium Syncrude Canada Ltd. The 183-meter high smokestack shown here releases over 13 Million tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year into the atmosphere. Including Ammonia, Sulphuric Acid, and Xylene. Tar sand refineries are big dirty polluters - this is less than half of the problem as they supply demand from consumers through existing and future infrastructure. We use it and abuse it. In the U.S. 2.7 gallons (10.2 liters) per person per day is consumed. With CO2 levels in the atmosphere already at the highest levels in 400,000 years. The question behind this is the role of leadership in averting certain catastrophe and mass extinction. Imagine the effect of India’s fossil fuel consumption averaging the same rate as the U.S. The population is 3.8 times larger and the average consumption per person is currently at 0.15 gallons (0.56 liters) per day.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Cryograms, 2016 - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Postcards from Alberta - 100 Townsend Dr, Anzac, AB T0P 1J0, Canada. Feburary 2017.</image:title>
      <image:caption>100 Townsend Dr, Anzac, Alberta, Canada 2017: Firmly within the interior of the boreal is, 415kms north of Edmonton, is Anzac (pop. 763). A quiet community surrounded by ancient forest. A normal North American 3-bed bungalow sits red-fenced and surrounded by sublime boreal forest. Paradoxically, human habitation also moves into the opposite direction, further into remote wildland. Small pocketed communities are a concern for fire suppression aid and receiving advanced fire warning systems in North America. Emile Zola, wrote a famous editorial in the La Tribune 8 October 1868, at the time questioned city parks value. Arguing that green spaces are against the nature of the city. He wrote several pages of sarcasm directed at the consumptive city dwellers for a new square in Paris, “it looks like a bit of nature that did something wrong and has been imprisoned” Zolas agoraphobic contempt for the park within the urban environment was clear.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Postcards from Alberta - AOSTRA Rd, Tar Island, AB T0P, Canada. Feburary 2017.</image:title>
      <image:caption>AOSTRA Rd, Tar Island, AB T0P, Canada. Feburary 2017. Between December and March, the water on Ruth Lake becomes thick enough with ice to drive across. Mid winter tempuratures can reach below -40C Here, 26 kilometers north of Fort McMurray and 6 kilometers south from the Suncor Tar Sand Oil Refinery, Aostra Road links the accommodation site Noralta Buffalo Lodge to the main refinery and further west to fueling stations such as Green Leaf Fuel, the Pheonix Lodge and eventually an area restricted to the public. Aerial maps show large-scale tailing ponds and industrial scale prospecting.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Postcards from Alberta - Tower road, Fort McMurray, Canada. November 2016</image:title>
      <image:caption>Tower Road, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2016: Motorhomes are common, low cost means for temporary or newly settled workers in Fort McMurray. Propane is affordable, additional sealing and insulation are applied to the windows and around the chassis. Fort McMurray, 435kms from Edmonton, with is size, it is easy to forget how remote the geography is. 70,000 permanent residents have moved here since 1960. An additional transient 'shadow' population 42,000 workers are supported. By Zola's account, this is true punishment. If an ecological frontier exists, the journey north proves a pattern of invasive human behavior (not exclusive to Canada). Pressure from accelerated human endeavor has abbreviated the Holocene epoch by some 20,000 years. Condensed to a mere 10,700 years. A group of geologists has been accumulating evidence since 2009 to prove this. The Working Group on the Anthropocene (WGA) has narrowed the beginning of this horrifying truth and a new epoch, the Anthropocene, to between 1951 and 1953.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Postcards from Alberta - Syncrude Tar Sand Refinery, Milred Lake, Alberta, Canada. Februa</image:title>
      <image:caption>Syncrude Oil Refinery, Tar Island, Alberta, Canada. It was the end of the road alright. The mechanical bowel and totem to the scourge of the earth in Alberta’s tar sand operations. Madness quipped from the top of a 183 meter high Syncrude oil refinery smokestack, so thick I could taste the insanity 20kms away. Before consumption (another story), the process of upgrading raw tar sand into high-grade synthetic oil puts 34 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent into the purified boreal air annually. Exceeding the provincial air quality guidelines 1,870 times. By area, equivalent in size to Greece, a 149,000 sqkms lease makes Canada's Oil reserves ripe and abundant to plunder. Canada is the worlds 3rd largest supplier of oil. Predominantly by 'non-conventional extraction' methods.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Postcards from Alberta - Tree Portrait Series, Fort McMurray, Canada. November 2016</image:title>
      <image:caption>Tree Portrait Series, Fort McMurray, Canada. November 2016. Isolated trees, 6 months after the wildfire showing partial wildfire burns.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bulk of the Treasure Buried Here, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Cape of The Woods, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Haulbowline Head, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hereabouts Ben Gunn and J. Hawkins Meet, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mizzen Mast Hill, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Rum Cove, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Treasure Island Series, 2019.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Skeleton Island, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Treasure Island Series, 2019. - ADD Title</image:title>
      <image:caption>Spye Glass Hill, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Treasure Island Series, 2019.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Swamp, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Treasure Island Series, 2019.</image:title>
      <image:caption>White Rock, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Hospital Repairs, 2020. - Copy of Northern Lights Regional Health Centre, 7 Hospital St, Fort McMu</image:title>
      <image:caption>This facility provides a range of healthcare services including a 24/7 emergency department. The Fort McMurray Community Cancer Centre is located within the Northern Lights Regional Health Centre. Fort McMurray's Northern Lights Regional Health Centre is the closest major hospital to several communities and industrial sites in northern Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories. In 2016, the hospital began construction of a helipad to reduce the 21-minute drive for patients that come via helicopter to Fort McMurray airport.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Feral House, 2020 - 100 Townsend Dr, Anzac, AB T0P 1J0, Canada. Feburary 2017.</image:title>
      <image:caption>100 Townsend Dr, Anzac, Alberta, Canada 2017: Firmly within the interior of the boreal is, 415kms north of Edmonton, is Anzac (pop. 763). A quiet community surrounded by ancient forest. A normal North American 3-bed bungalow sits red-fenced and surrounded by sublime boreal forest. Paradoxically, human habitation also moves into the opposite direction, further into remote wildland. Small pocketed communities are a concern for fire suppression aid and receiving advanced fire warning systems in North America. Emile Zola, wrote a famous editorial in the La Tribune 8 October 1868, at the time questioned city parks value. Arguing that green spaces are against the nature of the city. He wrote several pages of sarcasm directed at the consumptive city dwellers for a new square in Paris, “it looks like a bit of nature that did something wrong and has been imprisoned” Zolas agoraphobic contempt for the park within the urban environment was clear.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Temporary Home, 2020 - Tower road, Fort McMurray, Canada. November 2016</image:title>
      <image:caption>Tower Road, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2016: Motorhomes are common, low cost means for temporary or newly settled workers in Fort McMurray. Propane is affordable, additional sealing and insulation are applied to the windows and around the chassis. Fort McMurray, 435kms from Edmonton, with is size, it is easy to forget how remote the geography is. 70,000 permanent residents have moved here since 1960. An additional transient 'shadow' population 42,000 workers are supported. By Zola's account, this is true punishment. If an ecological frontier exists, the journey north proves a pattern of invasive human behavior (not exclusive to Canada). Pressure from accelerated human endeavor has abbreviated the Holocene epoch by some 20,000 years. Condensed to a mere 10,700 years. A group of geologists has been accumulating evidence since 2009 to prove this. The Working Group on the Anthropocene (WGA) has narrowed the beginning of this horrifying truth and a new epoch, the Anthropocene, to between 1951 and 1953.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Black Spruce &amp;amp; Highway, 2016 - Black Spruce &amp; Highway 63, Fort McMurray, Canada. November 2016</image:title>
      <image:caption>Black Spruce &amp; Highway 63, Fort McMurray, Canada, November 2016. Surrounded by aftermath of blackened tree trunks. Habitats of pine, birch, aspen and spruce were broken – charred and scattered like bones in an open grave. Looming omnipresent int he background, dangerous fossil fuel mining infrastructure emphasises how frontier creeps into unprotected wildland. The tree species are black spruce and characterized by the thin trunk and seed crown. The ground here has a thin layer of earth then becomes too hard for the roots to penetrate. The tree roots systems have adapted to the shallow soil, which in the summer can be swampy and in winter become frozen solid. Pockets of tree stand collapses, such as this, are common once the dying roots lose grip. Landscape change and biomass burning also add to the effective GHG emissions. For example, forest fires have contributed direct carbon emissions averaging 18% of the fossil fuel emissions in Canada over the past four decades with additional contributions caused by post-fire effects (Amiro et al. 2001)</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Limited Edition Print: Room 1, Lumsden Hotel, Otago, New Zealand, 2004. 30cm x 35cm. Limited Editions of 6 Prints plus 1 x AP</image:title>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Book: Sunday Best, Brownfield Estate - 2015  40 Pages,&amp;nbsp;148 mm × 210mm Edition of 200. First Edition SOLD OUT</image:title>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Book: Unrealised Projects. Volume 3 - 2005  57 pages, 148mm x 210mm. Edition of 200.&amp;nbsp;First Edition SOLD OUT</image:title>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gallery - Pyrograms, 2016. - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Farmers Cottage, Courqueux, Goulles, Central France, 2015. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Golden Sands Development, Oka St, Papamoa, New Zealand, 2015. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Condensing State Housing. Torrington Crescent, Auckland, 2015. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Cat Room, Queens Avenue, Melbourne, 2015. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>In Motutapu, is a reference my home country of Aotearoa/New Zealand. I first came to the Matukutuki Valley, as with most of my wanderings, by chance. I do not know what led me there only that the region has drawn in artists for some time. These feelings were clear. The quiet of the open land and Korimako's birdsong for company. James K Baxter is a renowned poet that lived and died in New Zealand. He wrote 'Letter from the Mountains' in which the first passage goes some way to describing the ease of life outside, away, nestled into the land.  Motutapu I, Otago, New Zealand, 2007.  800mm (H) x 1970mm (W)  Edition of 9. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Motutapu III, Otago, New Zealand, 2007. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Motutapu II, Otago, New Zealand, 2007. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>True to the Last Cinder, 2016</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Lumsden Hotel, Southland, New Zealand</image:title>
      <image:caption>Room 3, Lumsden Hotel, 6 Diana St, Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand 2004. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Lumsden Hotel, Southland, New Zealand</image:title>
      <image:caption>Room 1, Lumsden Hotel, 6 Diana St, Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand 2004. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Lumsden Hotel, Southland, New Zealand</image:title>
      <image:caption>Room 6, Lumsden Hotel, 6 Diana St, Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand 2004. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Lumsden Hotel, Southland, New Zealand - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>True to the Last Cinder, 2016</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/photography/cryograms-hxcmw</loc>
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      <image:caption>Title: Cryogram #1, 2016 First Edition of 6 + 1AP Dimensions: 770mm x 680mm x 45mm Materials: Chroma print on mountboard, charred Plywood &amp; Tulip and Tung Oil.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Close up of Cryogram #1 showing the blistering effect open flame.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Detail of Cryogram #1.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy) (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Cryograms - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://alan-mcfetridge.com/photography/pyrograms-7eclc</loc>
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      <image:title>Photography - Pyrograms - firegrams</image:title>
      <image:caption>Firegram #4, 2016 58cm x 77cm. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Pyrograms - Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Fort McMurray, Canada. (Copy)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Combustion Series, Boreal Forest, Canada. When does the value of freedom become truly valued or understood? The question of freedom for the voiceless from exploitation is for some of humanity to act rapidly and all of humanity to understand the potential for catastrophic social, economic and political consequences to business as usual model or failing to act. Referencing film director David Lynch’s use of fire. These photograms represent forthcoming danger and the unconscious. Fire Walk with Me addresses the presence of fire as a rising global phenomenon. After travelling to the origin of a wildfire that led to Canada's largest mass evacuation, during the cold dark winter nights, I began experimenting with wood, leaves, seeds and recorded the contact with fire by placing instant film underneath the miniature pyres. The unpredictable heat, colour and light from the contact created Rorschach-esque imprints upon the film. Further experimentation was made with the often discarded peel off portion, which is the film's negative. As climate of Northern Alberta has extreme ranges between winter and summer (-50C to +35C ) the negatives were placed over night in the freezing air to reveal subsequent crystallisation of residual photo chemicals becoming etched on the the film. The intent is to allow a subtle entry into the subject of climate change and viewers imagination.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Objects and Landscape found immmediately after the 2018 Menai Bush Fire, Sydney, Australia</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The River Derwent and Hobart Town, Lutruwita (c1831- 2019) Pigment ink print Diptych: 32.6 × 86 - Edition of 6 + 2AP First Printed by Alan McFetridge in 2020 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bulk of the Treasure Buried Here, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Skeleton Island</image:title>
      <image:caption>Mizzen Mast Hill, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hereabouts Ben Gunn and J. Hawkins Meet, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Skeleton Island</image:title>
      <image:caption>Rum Cove, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Skeleton Island</image:title>
      <image:caption>Swamp, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Cape of The Woods, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Spye Glass Hill, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Haulbowline Head, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Skeleton Island</image:title>
      <image:caption>White Rock, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Skeleton Island</image:title>
      <image:caption>Skeleton Island, October 2018 - North West of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is an islet known as La Graciosa. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Treasure Island in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel of the same name. Remotely located in the Atlantic Ocean with strong currents and shorelines of few beaches and treacherous craggy rocks abound. The titles in this series are taken from the map drawn by the Scottish author to accompany the 1883 adventure novel as the islet prepares to bury an unwanted treasure. Today La Graciosa is accessible by boat and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Nature Reserve of islets and marine area. The volcanic landscape is predominately undisturbed by humans with a few unsealed tracks for tourists and caretakers of the reserve. Without a natural water supply, island life is assisted with desalinated water piped from neighbouring Lanzarote and a frequent ferry service bring tourists and supplies up to 10 times a day. The population is 700. UNESCO says the region is “an authentic outdoor museum”. It is also a focal point for sea plastic to land ashore. Ocean currents carry discarded plastic from Africa and Europe here. Alex Rivera, a biologist with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) collects 4500 - 6000kgs of large plastics annually - before they break down, become brittle then crumble into the food chain as dangerous micro plastic. This has prompted building a plastic recyling station to cope with the waste.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hereabouts Ben Gunn and J. Hawkins met, 2019. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Earth Shadow Rising, 2022. 110cm x180cm © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fire as a Friend, a Regenerative Power: Indigenous Fire Knowledge as applied with the leadership of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre. Traditional Custodians know what to burn, when and how it’s helps other plants and animals. Lutruwita/Tasmania, 2019 © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Healing Flames - Fire as an Ally, Lutruwita/Tasmania. (2019) - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Title: Good Fire, 2019. 100cm x 125cm. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Healing Flames - Fire as an Ally, Lutruwita/Tasmania. (2019) - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Healers, 2019. Archival waxed inkjet Print 100cm x 200cm. © Alan McFetridge</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Photography - Healing Flames - Fire as an Ally, Lutruwita/Tasmania. (2019) - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fire by Migirdic Civanyan 1848 -1906. Found on display at the exhibition ‘Bursai - This Place’ at Yapı Kredi Museum, Istanbul, 2022. Curated by Kevser Güler Cinkaya</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The first plumes of smoke southeast of Fort McMurray on 2 May 2016. Within the next 48 hours, the fire became supercharged, creating a fire cloud that released lightning up to 20 kilometres away. Soon after the satellite passed over this region, all 80,000 residents of the urban service centre were evacuated with little or no warning. © Alan McFetridge, CEP and ESA</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1 July 2016, the fire then spread over 589,000 Hectares in 30 days © Alan McFetridge, CEP and ESA</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mid-winter, 16 February 2017. The burn scar remains visible as the burnt forest tree canopy has altered. Holdover fires, fires that continue to smoulder under snow cover during the winter and reappear the following spring - could become much more common with more peat fires. © Alan McFetridge, CEP and ESA</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>27 May 2017. 12 months later, the landscape appearance shows the burn scar, recovery and indication that 12 months earlier, it was much drier as the brown earth shows through.\ © Alan McFetridge, CEP and ESA</image:caption>
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      <image:title>EAST LONDON SUPERLAB - National Portrait Gallery</image:title>
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      <image:caption>Kitchenette, custom work table and viewing area. The framed picture is for scale, 1600mm x 1950mm.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Print viewing area and custom made work table. The walls are used for arranging and viewing prints, either daylight or 5000K LED.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Retouching Suite with latest generation Epson</image:caption>
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      <image:title>EAST LONDON SUPERLAB - NPG Showcase - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Above: National Portrait Gallery and Audrey Green, Trafalgar Square, London, June 2023 — photograph by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Ground Floor Audrey Green Cafe, left to right: Artist:Angus McBean (1904-1990) Title: Margot Fonteyn (1951) Original print: Bromide print, 244 mm x 198 mm Remastered print: Archival ink on baryta-coated cotton paper, 1293mm x 1092mm, 2023 Alan McFetridge. Artist: Bassano Ltd (active 1901-1962) Title: Audrey Hepburn (1929 - 1993) in costume for 'The Secret People' Original print: Bromide print, 21 November 1950, 200 mm x 154 mm, Remastered print: Archival ink on baryta-coated cotton paper, 1724mm x 1373mm, 2023 Alan McFetridge. /Artist: Lord Snowdon (1930 -2017) Title: Marie Rambert (1888-1982) Original print: Gelatin silver print, 396 mm x 266 mm. 18 February 1976, Remastered print: Archival ink on baryta-coated cotton paper, 1724mm x 1373mm, 2023 Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Artist: Angus McBean (1904-1990) Title: Audrey Hepburn (1929 - 1993) Original print: Bromide Print, 495mm x 380mm, 1950. Remastered print: Baryta Coated Cotton Rag and Archival Ink, 1642mm x 1250mm, 2023 Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Artist: Chris Garnham, (1958-1989) Title: Michael Clark, (1962-) Original print: Bromide print, 294 x 290 mm, 1984 Remastered print: Baryta Coated Cotton Rag and Archival Ink, 1267 mm x 1250 mm, 2023 Alan McFetridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green Gallery View from Left to Right: Artists: Yevonde, Carl Van Vechten, Yevonde, Yevonde, Angus McBean, Yevonde, Yevonde and Carl Van Vechten.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green interior with George Harrison in Miami by Sir Paul McCartney (1964) printed to 2400mm x 3600mm — photograph by Alan McFetridge 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green interior ground floor gallery from internal entrance.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green interior ground floor gallery view from St Martins Lane Entrance.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Above: Audrey Green entrance on St Martins Lane, London.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>EAST LONDON SUPERLAB - Personal Print Laboratory - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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