Photographs
in Print.
A personal photograph, placed in a shared exhibition and encountered by new viewers.
The photograph and its exhibition context.
The collaboration
From a personal view
to a printed piece.
My photographs were used on exhibition postcards for Dot Slash Dash’s presentation at Ultra Department Store in DDP.
37th Degree introduced me to Dot Slash Dash when the company was looking for amateur teenage photographers. My contribution was the photography used in the printed materials.
A moment I noticed.
A print someone picks up.
In the exhibition
A photograph
in another context.
The sunset photograph is credited to Claire Seoyoon Lee in the Dot Slash Dash print layout. The same image can be seen among the photo and calendar prints displayed at the exhibition.
Visitors could browse the printed pieces alongside the display’s larger panels and moving images.
Seen, printed, shared.
From photograph to print
The sunset image appears on the hanging print display, documented in a monthly_art social post.
A closer encounter
Visitors take time to read and compare the printed pieces along the exhibition wall.
An archive to explore
An exhibition collage connects the wall installation with printed pieces visitors can hold.
Images in many forms
A grid of daily photographs, a video screen and hanging prints share the same display.
Choosing a print
A visitor browses the printed collection in documentation shared on social media.
Reading at the wall
A visitor examines a print beneath the exhibition’s photographic archive.
Held in the hand
A visitor compares a hanging print with other exhibition materials.