Susan Derges
uses the landscape at night as her darkroom, submerging large sheets of
photographic paper in rivers and using the moon and flashlight to create the
exposure. This film shows her working in her studio, preparing to make a
photogram outdoors, and discussing her use of water as a metaphor for
transformation.
The
exhibition Shadow Catchers: Camera-less Photography (13 October 2010 – 20
February 2011) featured five international artists who challenge the assumption
that a camera is necessary to make a photograph. The V&A commissioned five
short films on each of the artists, showing their studios and places that
inspire them. This is a revealing and evocative look at their working
environments and an insight into their creative ideas.
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