Thats a lie, 35mm square still has light falloff in the corners but.. But i'm interested how that will add to the aesthetic; the shape of the object projected upon usually decides the falloff, this may round off the corners, seeming a less sharp shape?

The slide carrier has an opening of a 38mm sqaure with rounded corners, I can make a sharp 35mm square .. my circular pattern were coming out about 50mm so definately not going to fit.. I'll be getting the size right next time!

too large

I was finding the area of 35mm, as I was having to mask into 20mm squares, a little smaller than optimal.

I tried 120 (6x7 back on my 5x4) - but I've gone too big for the circular patterns - the ones I've not managed to project yet!  The negs are about the size of the whole slide area so I'll have to experiment to see how much area I can actually project

Forming and Destroying

Trying to find a comfortable heading for the images;
Forming shapes by defining them with a grid, destroying the shape by distorting the lines.

B&W

HP5+ shot at 800 and pushed one stop, hope the black and white film will project well!

http://www.tate.org.uk/shop/do/Hesitate-Mini-Print/product/13939

http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/riley/roomguide.htm

Bridget riley when she was at the tate.. I think i visited it!

Michael Macku

http://www.michal-macku.eu/

He uses a few physical techniques, taking of the gelatin layer off of photographic paper and then manipulating it.. combining with other photo's, layering onto glass blocks etc..

In a many he removes parts of the body.. often the head, to create an abstracted form in a different context.. not much like a peice of meat, more like a broken statue but with disconcerting details; the underarm hair and skin textures.  The black and white medium help the statue aesthetic.

http://krystiandata.wordpress.com/category/uncategorized/

http://www.criticalspace.co.uk/index.php?/bruce-nauman/eyes-lies--illusions/

PROJECTION

On the exhibition of 'Eyes, lies and illusions' -

http://www.surrealismcentre.ac.uk/papersofsurrealism/journal3/acrobat_files/Endt_review.pdf

http://www.criticalspace.co.uk/index.php?/bruce-nauman/eyes-lies--illusions/