Recently, we went about the task of scanning some of our films for an informational section in TIE’s Alternative Measures Monograph. Here are some of the resulting images…
Following the workshop on reshaping and lighting film emulsion, Sarah Biagini explores the use of bleach-etching (a.k.a. Mordancage) on Kodak 3383 Color Print Stock. Below are some of the results.
Additionally, you can view our other post on color bleach etching here.
[All images courtesy of Sarah Biagini]
A few images from our previous workshop, Зеркало: Reshaping and Lighting Film Emulsion. In this workshop, we explored a variety of techniques for physically and chemically altering the films emulsion, as well as methods of re-photographing the emulsion. You can also check out a video compilation of some of these techniques in our second post here.
Processing…
Preparation of reticulation solution
Bleach-etched and front-lit Kodak 5363
EFKE Stock, Reticulated and Lifted
Found footage, reticulated and back-lit
Francis Bacon?
Optical Printing with the JK
Dye plated Kodak 7363, front & back lit
Reticulate found footage, front-lit
Reticulated 16mm optical Soundtrack