Entangled – by Anna Sellen

Description

Entangled is a reflection on the messiness of being human, the deep-rooted desire to  grasp to things, find certainty and fix the unpredictable. Salt is a medium for rumination.  With this work, the artist embraces the unpredictability of the salted paper printing process  and commits to a slow and mindful way of working that this 1839 technique requires.  Entangled (2024) featured in RBSA Photography Prize 2025 exhibition.  The salt paper print was invented by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1839. This was the first  analogue photographic process that allowed photographs to be reproduced from a single  negative by contact printing.