LAURA HOPES
  • projects
    • Not a (Field)Guide to the Future
    • Flock Stones
    • Bounders
    • Cuckoo
    • Hemicircle/Encircle
    • Theatre of Ruins
    • Otolith
    • and the crowd goes wild...
    • Marginalia
    • Vertex + Reflex
    • Crazywell
    • Not to be taken
    • Lacuna: Colour of Distance
    • Walking the Line - Plymouth Breakwater
    • Through a glass, darkly
  • exhibitions/other

Not to be taken

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​This film explores the landscapes left after the industrial process of extracting arsenic in the Tamar Valley, particularly in and around Devon Great Consols mine, once directed by William Morris. The arsenic mined there was used to create the vivid green pigment Scheele's Green, used in his textiles and wallpapers. 

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  • projects
    • Not a (Field)Guide to the Future
    • Flock Stones
    • Bounders
    • Cuckoo
    • Hemicircle/Encircle
    • Theatre of Ruins
    • Otolith
    • and the crowd goes wild...
    • Marginalia
    • Vertex + Reflex
    • Crazywell
    • Not to be taken
    • Lacuna: Colour of Distance
    • Walking the Line - Plymouth Breakwater
    • Through a glass, darkly
  • exhibitions/other