JULIUS BAER PRESENTS ARTFAIRPH/PHOTO SPECIAL EXHIBIT
Paris-based Filipino photographer Ding Gerrous brings to the fair the archaic process of wet plate collodion. With his large format camera he captures images directly on glass producing a unique ambrotype image to last centuries. Book a Zoom Portrait Sitting now via [email protected]
BINHI by Ding Gerrous
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Alaypalay (study)
Ding Gerrous
Ambrotype on recuperated clear window glass
5x7 in. / 13x18 cm.
2014
Unique piece
Php 50,000.00
Alaypalay
Ding Gerrous
Ambrotype on bohemian black glass
8x10 in. / 20x25 cm.
2015
Unique piece
Php 60,000.00
Aklaspalay
Ding Gerrous
Ambrotype on recuperated clear window glass
11.8x11.8 in. / 30x30 cm.
2021
Unique piece
Php 80,000.00
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Pako't Palay
Ding Gerrous
Ambrotype on recuperated clear window glass
11.8x11.8 in. / 30x30 cm.
2021
Unique piece
Php 80,000.00
Huling Alaypalay
Ding Gerrous
Ambrotype on recuperated clear window glass
11.8x11.8 in. / 30x30 cm.
2021
Unique piece
Php 80,000.00
Ding revisits still life studies and presents exclusively for the fair three new ambrotype narratives: a clenched fist breaking away from a nest of rice, a severed hand propping up a nail, a rice stalk for a grave marker. Nothing seems to be out of place, although something is amiss.
ARTFAIR/OPENSTUDIOS DEMO
The Archaic Wet-Plate Collodion Process with Ding Gerrous
06 May 2021, Thursday
06:00-07:30 PM (GMT+8)
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