how they grow, where they fall
2019
2019
Made together with found fallen leaves by improvising a camera-less approach in the traditional darkroom, light falling through leaves reacts with light-sensitive paper and records the magnification of leaves.
Detailed and abstract at once, the unique silver gelatin prints are reminiscent of ink marks. They become traces left behind by a series of natural interactions with each leaf.


Installation view of 'how they grow, where they fall' at the exhibition 'the tree is the leaf is the land', DECK, Singapore (photos by Carlos Alba)
