The Feather Assembly, Matthew Gammon

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The Feather Assembly celebrates the overlooked beauty of members of the crow family, highlighting the need to appreciate common wildlife amid significant population declines. Through intimate polymer photogravure prints, the project explores the dichotomy of how we view these birds as both ordinary, mundane creatures, and also as mystical beings.

This intaglio printmaking technique transfers digital or film negatives onto light-sensitive polymer plates. When inked and pressed onto textured etching paper, it creates rich velvety black and dramatic tonal depths. the resulting prints highlight the stark silhouettes, detailed plumage, and haunting presence of the birds, turning ordinary urban wildlife into ethereal, timeless portraits which invite viewers to find wonder in our everyday wildlife neighbours.

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Published by PhotoIreland
Edition of 200
Softcover
90 pages
148 x 210 mm