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David Blaikie, End/Beginning

David Blaikie

End/Beginning
Giclée print on heavy Hahnemühle paper
30 x 84 cm
Edition of 10
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This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options. 'These are survey photographs for a new project which record the condition of an existing property before we begin to...
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This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options.

"These are survey photographs for a new project which record the condition of an existing property before we begin to make changes.

The subject of the photographs is in fact the physical embodiment of the existence of the last people to have lived here, in this instance in the period leading up to their death.  The poignancy of these three captures centres on the individuality of the decorative choices which are the last and transient echo's of their existence. 

We now silence the echo's and begin the new conversation."
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