Crow
Crows are mythologised in many cultures and often associated with the Supreme Being. With a flap of their wings they create the wind, thunder and lightning. Crows are sometimes associated with carrion and death, but also with the sun, life and transformation. For me the crow represents a kind of ambiguous, unruly earth spirit, something akin to what the Spanish call Duende.
There are several different formats of these images.
Crow (Code): Carolyn Thompson is a British visual artist working predominantly with found text and images. Carolyn sewed gold beads into the print spelling out musical terms in Morse Code. See Code Key
Crow (Concertina): Manuel Mazzotti (Mazzotti Books) is a London based bookbinder making fine, limited edition publications.
CROW (Code): Archival Pigment Print on Awagami Washi Bamboo 170gsm + gold beads - Print: 8 x 42ins / 20 x 106cms - Edition of 5 with 2 A/P
CROW (Concertina): Hardcover covered with Toil Du Marais and inside recess. De-bossed front cover. Slipcase with ribbon. 7 Panels, Archival Pigment Print on Awagami Washi Bamboo 170gsm - Book 8 x 6ins / 20 x 15.5cms, Concertina: 8 x 32ins / 20 x 80cms - Edition of 5 with 2 A/P
Crow (7) - Archival Pigment Print on Awagami Washi Bamboo 170gsm - Print: 8 x 42ins / 20 x 106cms - Edition of 5 with 2 A/P
Crow (9) - Archival Pigment Print on Awagami Washi Bamboo 170gsm - Print: 8 x 54ins / 20 x 136cms - Edition of 5 with 2 A/P