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Ateles

Ateles

Bos Taurus

Bos Taurus

Bradypus Tridactylus I

Bradypus Tridactylus I

Bradypus Tridactylus II

Bradypus Tridactylus II

Cervus Davidanus

Cervus Davidanus

Crocodilus

Crocodilus

Cynopterus Marginatus I

Cynopterus Marginatus I

Cynopterus Marginatus II

Cynopterus Marginatus II

Dactylopterus Volitans I

Dactylopterus Volitans I

Dactylopterus Volitans II

Dactylopterus Volitans II

Delphinus

Delphinus

Delphinus II

Delphinus II

Delphinus III

Delphinus III

Dynastes Hercules

Dynastes Hercules

Equuss Caballus

Equuss Caballus

Equus Caballus II

Equus Caballus II

Equus Caballus III

Equus Caballus III

Eucephala Caerulea I

Eucephala Caerulea I

Eucephala Caerulea II

Eucephala Caerulea II

Hippocampus Guttulatus

Hippocampus Guttulatus

Hyla Maxima

Hyla Maxima

Macacus

Macacus

Macropus Rufus

Macropus Rufus

Ophiura

Ophiura

Ovis Aries I

Ovis Aries I

Ovis Aries II

Ovis Aries II

Phalangista Vulpina

Phalangista Vulpina

Pipa Monstrosa I

Pipa Monstrosa I

Pipa Monstrosa II

Pipa Monstrosa II

Rana I

Rana I

Sciuropterus Volucella

Sciuropterus Volucella

Scyllium Canicula

Scyllium Canicula

Spheniscus

Spheniscus

Trichechus

Trichechus

Triton

Triton

Rana II

Rana II

Mysteries of Generation

Preserver (french) - to keep safe, to keep in existence

The images were taken over the course of three years at the Royal College of Surgeons, London. They are of 200 year old animal specimens which were preserved by pioneer anatomist John Hunter (1728 - 1793).

“For me, photography has become an ‘act of preservation’ and objects I focus on become the locators or igniters of memory. The traces and remnants we find in any landscape can spark recognition. They can even invoke a presence.”
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