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TR Ericsson – NicotineMultimedia artist TR Ericsson reimagines personal family photographs in his deeply moving book, Nicotine. To create the artworks, Ericsson employs a unique process that involves passing nicotine through a halftone silkscreen, resulting in a ghostly imprint of an image. The resulting prints are as much about the haunting presence of the past manifested in photographs as they are about memorys ephemeral nature. A lifelong smoker, Ericssons mother, Sue,

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his work skirts the conflict between desire and obligation

Printed onto perforated vinyl and glued onto standard plywood

'120 pages

altered skins

460 x 18 cm

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