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Open Eye Gallery: BLAST SHEETS BY MAX BOARDMAN
Blast Sheets, (2022-ongoing) is a study in and around disused quarries – with images depicting quarry boundaries, large scale quarry walls, discarded apparatus, and slag heaps. These images were, mostly, created within the Lake District National Park, a UNESCO heritage site, famed for its beauty, picturesque landscapes, and panoramic vistas. The images represent the contrast between the semi-industrial landscapes, housing the now abandoned or dormant slate quarries, and the situation of these within the larger, grander landscape of the National Park.
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