Swimming in the ‘Long Sea'

The Legacy of the Mine series was produced between 2011 - 2013

All photographs are available in three sizes in two editions as unframed prints.

A certificate of authenticity signed and numbered by the photographer will be provided.

IMAGE SIZES & EDITIONS (signed on verso)

Edition /10 + 2AP

       Image Size                                     Small                                      59.4 x 47cm
       Paper Size                                                                                     69.4 x 57 cm

       or

       Image Size                                       Medium                                 84.1 x 66.5cm  
       Paper Size                                                                                      94.1 x 76.5 cm


Edition /2 + 2AP

       Image Size                                        Large                                    118.9 x 94.2cm  
       Paper Size                                                                                      128.9 x 104.2 cm

PRINT PROCESS

Giclée museum-quality archival print on Fine Art Baryta, 100% Cotton Rag – 310gsm paper

·       Giclée museum quality archival pigment ink prints

·       Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity

·       Carefully crafted limited editions

·       Signed 'en verso' in pencil and dated

ARTWORK TITLE

Swimming in the ‘Long Sea’, Diamanthoogte, Koffiefontein, Free State, 2013

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Legacy of the Mine, investigates the extractive sector in South Africa. The project encompasses various themes by focusing on key minerals that have played a pivotal role in the historical trajectory that has shaped the South African landscape.

For more than a century South Africa’s demand for gold, diamonds, coal and platinum has gone from strength to strength, often shifting in accordance with the political economy and the availability of ­foreign markets.

This body of work provides agency to those whose lives and livelihoods have been destroyed by mining processes and the long-term environmental ramifications, to expose the far-reaching neglect by the successive governments and corporate bodies that have driven the mining industry.

Legacy of the Mine, was produced between 2011 – 2013 and culminated in a book consisting of 83 photographs and extended texts, providing a resource accessible to a global audience. Published widely and acknowledged with several accolades. Legacy of the Mine, has been exhibited extensively and is held in public and private collections.