Series

Ignis

Calcination — the burning away

Long exposures of combustion, decay, and overexposed light. Ten archival pigment print plates on what fire reveals by destroying, each hand-numbered in an edition of seven.

Ignis, No. 01 — Calcination Study, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 01 — Calcination Study

Ignis, No. 02 — Residue, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 02 — Residue

Ignis, No. 03 — Ash Portrait, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 03 — Ash Portrait

Ignis, No. 04 — Ember Trace, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 04 — Ember Trace

Ignis, No. 05 — Burnt Ground, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 05 — Burnt Ground

Ignis, No. 06 — First Reduction, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 06 — First Reduction

Ignis, No. 07 — Combustion, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 07 — Combustion

Ignis, No. 08 — Cinder Light, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 08 — Cinder Light

Ignis, No. 09 — What the Flame Took, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 09 — What the Flame Took

Ignis, No. 10 — Last Ember, archival pigment print by Fegg Mou — Ignis, No. 10 — Last Ember

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