Storm in a Teacup (Digitally Coloured)

Storm in a Teacup tint1987  (Digitally Coloured 1989) Later published as a Poster
(6 negatives)
Coloured by Hag using a Sci Tex, then called a ‘High End Digital Image Manipulation System’ at Studio 10 London for the exhibition ‘Machine Dreams’ at The Photographers Gallery London UK.
The Sci Text computer and associated hardware (scanners, tape readers/recorders, digital plotters onto  large format transparency film) cost around £1 million but pales to insignificance compered with what we all use now on our desktops.

Hag digitally coloured four of his pictures for this first digital imaging exhibition at ‘The Photographers Gallery’ London UK in 1989 adding Genesis, Stupidity of Man and Rock & Roll.

‘Sensibilities are in the air. Let us breathe the air of wholeness and let differences be. Being aware is being aware of what is important in your life and what is just a storm in a teacup’.  (from Hags book ‘How Things Are’)                                     

(Link to Black & White Version)

This tinted version is not found in the book ‘How Things Are’

Combination print created by Hag by Combination printing.  Surreal photography.

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