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burnt 01 by troy moth | $20 at mammoth
ordering this print, can’t wait to get it.  kind of amazing that something this beautiful is a charred piece of wood.  and the rest of the series just as beautiful, check it out here.

I’ve always been fascinated by fire: I find I can reach my greatest inner  peace when sitting near a campfire. But it’s the morning after a night  outdoors, when I return to the charred remains of what had previously  been a bright and welcoming light, that I’m most curious about. To me,  the pieces lying there, burnt and alone and dead on the ground, hold  stories — each piece with its own unique and tiny narrative.  I decided to start gathering those remains to see if by documenting  them I could find a way to convey that same impression to a viewer. I’m  calling the result Burnt, and I guess you could say Burnt Piece - 01 is  kind of the linchpin to the series — my favorite piece from the study.

(thanks to Erin at designformankind.com for introducing me to troy’s work!)

burnt 01 by troy moth | $20 at mammoth

ordering this print, can’t wait to get it.  kind of amazing that something this beautiful is a charred piece of wood.  and the rest of the series just as beautiful, check it out here.

I’ve always been fascinated by fire: I find I can reach my greatest inner peace when sitting near a campfire. But it’s the morning after a night outdoors, when I return to the charred remains of what had previously been a bright and welcoming light, that I’m most curious about. To me, the pieces lying there, burnt and alone and dead on the ground, hold stories — each piece with its own unique and tiny narrative.

I decided to start gathering those remains to see if by documenting them I could find a way to convey that same impression to a viewer. I’m calling the result Burnt, and I guess you could say Burnt Piece - 01 is kind of the linchpin to the series — my favorite piece from the study.

(thanks to Erin at designformankind.com for introducing me to troy’s work!)