Phantom Works: Test In Helium Spectra(e) Da...

This is part of a series of sourced images of personal intrigue or significant 20th Century artists artworks that have been taken from the Internet, which in-turn have then been manipulated, and finally haunted* by another artist artwork(s). Here with 'Phantom Works: Test In Helium Spectra(e) Da...' we now see a once low-fi image of intrigue reworked first by hand then digitally of a balloon shrouded in a light weight fabric, an apparition of reflection echoing contrast, this originated as a sketch for a series of transitory photographic sculptural-works for a potential installation. Alongside a limited edition (100) set of cards which have all been individually titled, signed and numbered on the back in permanent fine-tip, a screen saver 'artist moving image' version has been produced for s[edition], the series includes 21 Artist-proofs, of the 100 edition, 70 to 80 has been allocated for a specific art fundraising event by artist Andrew Bracey - full details to follow. Postcard 350gsm Archive stock with gloss lamination, edition of 100 (*A new artwork by the late Piero Manzoni now haunts/occupies this particular image.) Fact: The element helium was discovered by studying line spectra emitted by the Sun.