Name by Marc Atkins

Orfordness 58833

From a site used for environmental testing of Atomic Weapons, reflecting Atkins’s interest in terrains marked by hidden states. Read more

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  • Digital C-Type
  • Limited Edition
  • Edition of 30
  • Hand signed
  • Unframed
  • Free UK delivery

Paper size

  • 16 × 12″ (40.64 × 30.48 cm) £200
  • 20x16″ (50.8 × 40.64 cm) £250
  • 30 × 20″ (76.2 × 50.8 cm) £350
  • 40 × 30″ (101.6 × 76.2 cm) £650

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Description

Orfordness 58833 is a site used for environmental testing of Atomic Weapons, reflecting Atkins’ engagement with terrains redolent of hidden states. Landscapes at once elegant and desolate, these images are of that located below the surface of immediate visibility, of subjective states, of the field of the invisible

Orfordness 58833 is of the Bomb Ballistics building at Orford Ness. Orford Ness, located on the Suffolk coast of east England, was used for environmental testing of Atomic Weapons up until the 1970's and for intense military experimentation for over 70 years up until the mid 1980's.

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