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Elemental #333: Loss Fractures, 2020 . Limited Edition series of 5 of 5 artworks . . ** Site of Photograph ** Lytham St Anne’s beach, Ribble Estuary, Fylde Coast, Lancashire, England. . ** Found Materials at location ** Fylde Coastal Irish Sea sample, ribble estuary water, local rock minerals, seaweed, sand, shell fragments, sea buckthorn, grasses. . . . How do I do this? Using 5 year / 1800 day film development process. Minute amounts of water, windfall samples - organic and mineral - are collected from the very landscape depicted within each picture - and chemically bonded with the film over 60 months. . The result: A nature-disrupted film process that creates unedited images that are inbetween a classic photograph and a totally abstract image, depicting the interaction between fundamental chemical elements present at each place & time, representing a more visceral and literal experience of being present in landscapes in a constant state of natural or unnatural flux. . . (C) Copyright 2026. All Rights Reserved. Process Patent Pending. . ******** Next Exhibition! ******** Keep watching for news on the next years upcoming exhibitions! ********************************* . See & browse more at www.michaelrawling.com/fine-art . Saatchi Gallery: Buy this limited edition artwork from: saatchigallery.michaelrawling.com/ . Or commission me via direct message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #instacool #instaart #film modernart 35mm artgallery chemical art artoftheday filmsoup alchemy instagood creative contemporaryart conceptualart nophotoshop noai notai surreal artwork filmdestruction experimentalfilm landscape artistsofinstagram artistoninstagram fineart artist .