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Chamical Romance

Chamical Romance

This is one of a series of 9 Chemo-grams. Each where made by pulling discarded pieces of paper from the trash in my schools darkroom, and processing them using ...
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This is one of a series of 9 Chemo-grams. Each where made by pulling discarded pieces of paper from the trash in my schools darkroom, and processing them using a modified development process. I did many of these, but only selected those I though had some for of compositional content, or meaning.
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Top right hand corner mad scientist with goggles - looking down but at what - that is the question :-) I like these now I'm free to see what I can...

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