Time Stop.

Containment of Contamination

This images is of milk being dropped into water. It is a very simple idea but very effective. We wanted to show the process of some of our experimentation and so we put the into a sequence. Documenting the change of shape and form of the heavier liquid over time enabled us to see the step by step transition of the experiment.

Containment - Jars

After the test shoot went well Sophie and I photographed the jars in a space where they could be seen to their full potential. This space was perfect, I liked the contrast of the textured concrete wall with hints of black and linear lines adding to the final images. The strip lighting behind the jars created a vibrancy of colour and the contents of the jars seemed to jump out at you . The light enabled us to see the forms and shapes within the jars.

Containment- test shoot

    

Sophie and I created a series of compositions within jars, trying to cross over the idea of Contamination | Containment. We filled them with 3D manmade and natural objects such as plants , rope and tubing. we then dropped inks and paints into them, the contrast of colour against the 3D objects created something very inspiring and different. The visual of containing the contaminated has worked especially well and I feel this installation illustrates our idea and concept fully.