Balenciaga Dress X-ray print by Nick Veasey
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Author/Artist/Designer
Nick VeaseyDimensions
Width 500mm x height 700mm
Composition
Open edition. Giclée print on Somerset paper
Colour
Black/White
Product code
150215
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Nick Veasey
Nick Veasey is a British artist who exclusively uses X-rays to create his work. Since 1997, Veasey has used X-ray machines to fuse science and art, showing the unseen side of everyday objects, creating beguiling scenes and adding humour to this ordinarily medical medium. Multiple exposures of the same object are oven overlaid or digitally combined to reveal different textures in the final image. Veasey has harnessed the potentially dangerous technology to capture exquisite, poetic images that unravel the layers visible to the human eye and show us what lies beneath.