RE: Michal Macku, Gellages.
He uses UV curing transparent glue. (Which has the same refractive index as glass - or very close to it.) Regards, Loris. 6 Mayıs 2009, Çarşamba, 9:19 am tarihinde, Jacek Gonsalves yazmış: > Hi Loris, > > Thanks for the explanation. Though would you have any idea how he gets > each layer of glass ontop of each other? > Cheers > Jacek > > Quoting Loris Medici <mail@loris.medici.name>: > >> As the person responsible of bringing his work to Istanbul (along with >> Sandy's, Keith's and Galina'a wonderful works), they're not carbon >> prints >> on glass, they're gellages on glass. IIRC, gellages are made by lifting >> the gelatine/image from the transparent plastic base of a particular >> Agfa >> film (wasn't named by the artist but said that they aren't manufactured >> anymore) using proprietary procedures and putting those on the substrate >> they're going to be exhibited. Much like a polaroid emulsion lift. >> >> Stunning, beautiful work indeed... >> >> Regards, >> Loris.
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