# @centre3 on Facebook

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://facebook.com/841107140819703/videos/387794883342653
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/6396019-centre3-facebook
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- **Posted:** 2022-07-22T17:18:30.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Centre3 (@centre3) — https://gondola.cc/centre3

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Exhibition Highlights — Natalie Hunter: How dim died the sun, how far hung the sky

Listen to Natalie Hunter speak about her exhibition "How dim died the sun, how far hung the sky" on view now till July 31st in our Members' Gallery. Here is an excerpt of Natalie describing the process making  "Edge of Sky": 

"The large wall installation drapes, folds, and cascades across handmade armatures. The transparent photographs cast latent imagery across the wall, distorting and bending the images within. The entire installation is derived from rolls of 35-millimetre film. Each time I went out to run an errand during the pandemic, I photographed the sky using multiple exposures and colour films, while continuously rolling the film through the camera. The result is a series of continuous photographs that took many months to make.

When lit — colour, light, and images are projected onto the wall, producing an experiential encounter for the viewer. The installation is durational in nature in that, depending on where the viewer is standing in the room, the images appear different according to their perspective. And depending on the time of day, or the lighting conditions, the installation appears different each time it is viewed."

We are currently accepting submissions for Members' Gallery Exhibitions, click the link in our bio to learn more.

🏷  Natalie Hunter, Edge of Sky, 2020-2021. Archival pigment prints on transparent film turned aluminum, maple, and light. 20x10" installation. NFS.

Natalie Hunter, Mirrored in light, on the edge of dusk, 2019.
Natalie Hunter, Sunslip, almost midday 1, 2022.
Natalie Hunter, Sunslip, almost midday 2, 2022.

Natalie Hunter, Slow Sun, 2021. 9 archival pigment prints on baryta paper, from a series of 20. 16x24" each. $675 each.

🎥 Video shot and Edited by Arturo Jimenez @art.the.boy 

This series is generously supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

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