Flip Flop 13, Saadani Beach, Tanzania, 2014
Daw Fflip Fflop 13 o'r gyfres Môr Plastig sy'n astudiaeth ffotograffig fforensig o wrthrychau plastig sydd wedi golchi i’r lan ar arfordir gorllewinol Cymru, ac yn fwy diweddar, ymhellach i ffwrdd. Mae Mike Perry yn ffotograffio’r gwrthrychau yn unigol, yn syth ymlaen i’r camera gyda golau gwastad, niwtral, gan ddal effaith prosesau naturiol ar arwynebau deunyddiau a gynhyrchir yn ddiwydiannol. Yn y delweddau hyn daw'r gwrthrychau yn symbolau teimladwy o ddryswch y berthynas – yn llythrennol ac yn drosiadol – rhwng defnydd dynol, gwastraff a natur.
Rhif yr Eitem
NMW A 57674
Creu/Cynhyrchu
Mike Perry is an artist and an activist. He grew up in Pembrokeshire and his work is concerned with raising awareness of the environmental crisis that is happening on our own doorstep. Perry’s photographs examine the interactions between landscape, nature and society. Over the last 20 years his practice has focused on Britain’s national parks and increasingly the immediate surroundings of Pembrokeshire where he lives and works, questioning the romantic mythology of national parks as areas of wilderness and natural beauty. Perry’s photographs have a poetic yet harrowing beauty as they bring into sharp focus the impact of man’s activity on the environment.
Rôl: Artist
Lle: Pembrokeshire
Cyfnod: 2014
Mesuriadau
h(cm) paper:50
w(cm) paper:42
Techneg
Archival pigment print