• Multi-Pinhole Technique “Paints” Objects With Photographs From Life

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    Friday, August 5th, 2011
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    Take two minutes out of your day and watch this beautifully-made and interesting little short documentary about Shikai Tseng and his interesting photographic technique. Tseng uses a custom-built multi-pinhole box to expose objects, which have been coated in Liquid Light, to their environments.

    The result is a beautiful and unique object, essentially a three-dimensional one-time print. It looks like he primarily exposes vases, I’m guessing since they’re nice and round and their surface takes the Liquid Light well.

    Here’s the video, by Juriaan Booij. A slightly longer version can be found here.

    [via Dezeen]