IKEALISM
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The A15 Project
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Still Life with Lemons
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Fraxinea
Ash Dieback is a highly destructive and prolific disease, spread through fungal spores, ‘Chalara Fraxinea’. Spores can be carried on the wind, on clothing or through animals. Unchecked, Ash Dieback can ravage local tree populations requiring extreme measures in order to contain and control its spread. It is projected that up to 95% of Ash trees in Britain could be lost to Dieback. The photographs presented here were made in the spring of 2021, in Branston, Lincolnshire. Four to five […]
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A Month of Sundays
‘A Month of Sundays’ is an ongoing project made in direct response to the global Covid -19 Pandemic, beginning on the first formal day of imposed ‘Lockdown’ in the UK on March the 23rd, 2020. The images are sourced from publicly accessible webcams spanning the globe, from sites of historical and cultural importance, to those designed to monitor for security, traffic flow and weather conditions. At first the focus of the images was on the unnatural stillness and absence of […]
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Myths of the Union
The British tabloid press has a long and antagonistic relationship with the EU and European Commission, frequently publishing misleading, misguided and histrionic articles with a tenuous relationship to fact. Consistently, the perceived Bureaucracy of Brussels is a target for mockery and incredulity, with British institutions bearing the brunt of ‘EU Meddling’. Frequently these stories contain a core of distorted truth. Referencing proposed changes in law and policy but selectively worded to erode confidence in European politics. While it may be […]
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Process
From a short series of images that came about through an interest in the transformative aspect of the camera, the digital photographic process and the studio environment itself and the inevitable disappointment of the printed work. As someone who has, for many years wrestled with the dark arts of colour workflow – both as a practitioner and a teacher of photography. I became interested in the idea of bringing to life the process colours of cyan, magenta, yellow and black […]
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Accrual Media
Accrual Media represents a digital ‘reshuffling’ of Roland Barthes’ perennial academic reading list favorite, Camera Lucida. Each page of the original publication has been scanned and subjected to a partially human guided application of Adobe’s “Space Time Video Completion” algorithm, put into action through Photoshop’s various Content Aware processes. These alterations prioritise the visual aspect of written language over the coded content and meaning, leading to repeated passages and words, altered letter forms and entirely new sentences or visual […]
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Pedestrian Encounters
Mean and Median averages from a range of residents and visitors to Lincoln, 34 contributors on Saturday the 24th of October. Created in conjuction with Frequency, Lincoln’s Biannual Digital Arts and Culture Festival. Project produced in collaboration with Adam O’Meara.
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Animals of the Right
Print on demand book which surveys the animals and pets of public Facebook profiles for self identifying British Far Right group ‘likers’. Available to purchase here
Categories: Projects • Tags: Blurb, Book, Cats, Dogs, Far Right, Print on Demand, Self Published, Tortoises
Attractors / Abductors
I know very little about fishing, the last time I partook in tricking fish onto a hook, admiring them and then returning them to their watery home, was as a child over twenty years ago. I do remember finding the paraphernalia fascinating, the rods, reels, floats, tubs of maggots and of course these lures. Each one is designed to replicate the movements, colours and habits of an existing prey – injured fish, swimming frogs, surface bound drowning flies – with […]
Categories: Projects • Tags: Fetish, Fish Hooks, Lures, Objects, Project, still life, studio
Come Here, I Need You
Site Specific installation featuring incidentally/accidentally triggered audio/visual ‘interuptions’ caused by the reception of celluar signals from observers and passers by. The project visualises the concept of ‘atmospheric data’ in the atmosphere through composite images of rural base station masts and mobile phone video. If you want to learn a little more about my thinking behind the piece Imperica magazine coaxed some answers out of me.
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Mike Downing 