Christopher Bucklow, Guest, 1995

“To create this picture, Bucklow photographed the sun using a multiple pinhole camera constructed from a cardboard box. The apertures, punched out in a pattern, allowed him to make numerous, often thousands, of images simultaneously. Together, like atoms, these tiny images of the sun join to form a larger body—in this case, a luminous human figure, which happens to be the artist himself.”

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