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Many Small People, Many Small Places Collage

Rhiannon Adam

Collage, Photography on Paper

Size: 35.4 W x 27.6 H x 2.4 D in

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This piece is created using the Polaroid emulsion lift process. Each individual photograph is soaked in water until the photographic emulsion floats free. This is then transferred to the paper – each picture is part of the whole, each unremarkable in their own right, but stronger together. The work features key buildings from the co-operative movement – the building where the Rochdale Pioneers first began on Toad Lane as well as Robert Owen’s Mill building in New Lanark, Scotland. You will also find the modern Co-op buildings, the “Rochdale Pioneers” train, and elements from the Occupy movement alongside several other geographical details. Meanwhile, the skies are filled with starling murmurations - each bird strives to fly as close to its neighbours as possible, instantly copying any changes in speed or direction. This results in any tiny deviations by one bird being magnified and distorted by those surrounding it – a natural reflection of the co-operative. To create this piece, I gathered open source imagery and accepted contributions from photographers across the country willing to share their work. These were then re-photographed from the screen onto Polaroid film using a specialist medical camera in order to make the transfers making a collaborative “open source” work.

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Collage:Photography on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:35.4 W x 27.6 H x 2.4 D in

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Rhiannon Adam was born in Co. Cork, Ireland and currently lives and works in London. She was educated at Central Saint Martins college of Art and Design (London), and at the University of Cambridge. Though she works with a wide range of image making methods, Rhiannon's work is primarily concerned with time, uniqueness, and place told though the degradation of instant film materials in the digital age. As well as her own work, she also publishes photography books under the name Lost Cat. The first title, Kevin Griffin's Omey Island: Last Man Standing was released in 2013. Rhiannon also curates exhibitions, and collaborates with artists wishing to develop their projects for exhibition.

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