Pale Squid Material:225g Fine Art Paper Sauvage's technique of colorizing and

Sauvage's technique of colorizing and recombining archival imagery takes on its most optimistic register here

Set in landscape format

There is more tension in Nr 3 than in its predecessors

drawing attention back to the subject's eyes and the grain of the original photograph

the work keeps shifting

Pale Squid Material:225g Fine Art Paper Sauvage's technique of colorizing andRendered with the meticulous precision of 19th century natural history illustration, this pale squid floats against a stark white field, its translucent mantle and trailing tentacles captured in cool, ghostly tones. The composition is at once scientific and quietly beautiful the absence of colour drama places all emphasis on form, texture, and the elegant symmetry of the creature's anatomy. It carries the cool stillness of a museum specimen plate