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Forth Bridge - Cinema. Metric Space

Dieter Appelt, 2004

National Galleries Scotland: Portrait, Edinburgh

This intricate work comprises 312 separate gelatin silver prints assembled in a photographic montage of the Forth Bridge, one of Scotland's iconic architectural structures. Each print is taken from a 35mm film shot by Appelt from the adjacent Forth Road Bridge. The composition of the work uses metrical sequences derived from mathematics and music.

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Title of artwork, date

Forth Bridge - Cinema. Metric Space, 2004

Date supported

2006

Medium and material

Gelatin silver prints framed in 8 panels & digital version of 35mm film on DVD

Dimensions

150 x 400 cm (excluding DVD)

Grant

25000

Total cost

57354

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