Mar 31
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Kusho #1, Shinichi Maruyama. 2006.
“[The] photographs [represent] the interplay of black ink and water, both in midair and on white surfaces. The phenomenon that Maruyama captures—two liquids colliding the millisecond before they merge into gray—is the result of various actions and devices. The artist [captures] phenomena in most instances at 7,500th of a second.”
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tlvx:
Kusho #1, Shinichi Maruyama. 2006.
“[The] photographs [represent] the interplay of black ink and water, both in midair and on white surfaces. The phenomenon that Maruyama captures—two liquids colliding the millisecond before they merge into gray—is the result of various actions and devices. The artist [captures] phenomena in most instances at 7,500th of a second.”
via Clayton Cubitt.
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